Tiffany’s New Blue Book High Jewelry Collection: 6 Exceptional Pieces to See

Not all diamonds are created equal.

Tiffany & Co.’s new Blue Book high jewelry collection features some of the world’s most exceptional gemstones, many of them too precious to ever be displayed on a store shelf.

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The new collection is named “Botanica” and includes three floral themes that are important to Tiffany’s archives: dandelion, orchid and thistle. Each of its jewelry designs touch on these floral motifs with a nuanced refinement that Tiffany has fine-tuned under watch of its new parent company, LVMH Mo?t Hennessy Louis Vuitton.

“In my 35 years here, I think this is the best Blue Book ever,” said Tiffany chief gemologist Victoria Reynolds, who spearheads the annual high jewelry collections. “There is a very distinct point-of-view in each chapter, and each of them goes back to the archives. It wasn’t about going to the archives needing inspiration, it was about finding inspiration and reinventing it ?— there is nothing else that looks like this,” she added.

Here are six exceptional designs from the collection, which will be unveiled at a formal event in Miami next month:

T|Tiffany & Co. Studio

T|Tiffany & Co. Studio

T|Tiffany & Co. Studio

Courtesy/Tiffany & Co.

T|Tiffany & Co. Studio

T|Tiffany & Co. Studio

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