The Hidden Garden collection was designed by Nathalie Verdeille together with the Tiffany Design Studio and made in its workshops in New York and Paris. The collection continued to explore the beauty and wildness of nature, as the previous two parts had done. Part one was Spring, revealed in New York in April. Summer was presented in Hong Kong in June and we saw that collection in Paris during Couture Week where we journeyed into nature’s unseen world.
The final part of the story, Autumn, was revealed this week in Venice. Part three represents nature at its most bountiful when everything has ripened and the colours are most magnificent and the branches and vines are weighed down by fruit. There are woven nests, trailing vines, exotic birds and fruits hanging from heavily laden branches as well as vibrant colour from unusual coloured stones and Jean Schlumberger’s most iconic pieces.
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The Nest designs are shaped from branches woven together to create a bird’s sanctuary. Strands of platinum and 18 ct yellow gold spiral around cushion-cut Fancy Yellow diamonds, with white and yellow diamond accents. Trillion-cut diamonds sit beneath the central stones to throw more light through them.
The final part of Hanging Garden is dreamier than the April and June releases and there’s far more use of colour. Custom-cut cabochon rubies from Mozambique hang from diamond vines alongside lavender chalcedony, layered leaves and paillonné enamel. It’s a combination that shouldn’t work but the red and purple coloured gems meld together naturally, like nature’s harvest. In Hanging Fruit, orange spessartines are set alongside turquoise cabochons, with diamond tendrils curling around them. The starting point for the theme was Schlumberger’s Two Fruit clip, although it’s been given an unmistakable modern update.
Dahlia looks back to Tiffany’s archives and the ribbon-like forms that were first used by Jean Schlumberger. Yellow gold and platinum threads overlap to form petals around vivid green tsavorites. Set with diamonds this gives the jewellery flowers a sense of incredible lightness.
Pineapple is the most incredible theme of the collection. The design has been based on the texture and shape of a pineapple skin. It’s not a literal interpretation – Sri Lankan sapphires sit against deep blue paillonné enamel, diamonds and yellow gold.
It’s then back to diamonds for the Vine theme. An array of various cuts of diamond have been shaped into clusters while baguette diamonds are shaped into long, ribbon-like lines. Meanwhile hand-engraved gold vines weave between them, softening the geometry of the stones.
The collection ends with two stunning Paradise Bird on a Rock brooches. One bird is set with a cabochon chalcedony weighing more than 31 carats, surrounded by sapphires, rubies and diamonds. The second bird sits atop a 37 carat rose quartz, dressed in pale blue sapphires, carved chalcedony and diamonds.
Hidden Garden has unfolded over three seasons but Autumn is where Tiffany have let their creations truly run wild.
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