It’s easy to fall for Tiffany’s bejeweled birds when Anne Curtis and Kelsey Merritt wear them so beautifully. Joining Anya Taylor-Joy, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Amanda Seyfried, Tiffany Tang, and many more at the house’s intimate dinner in Paris, the two gave us plenty of encouragement to add a feathered companion to our jewelry wish lists.
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Held at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, the gathering celebrated Tiffany & Co.’s new four-year partnership with the museum to preserve jewelry designer Jean Schlumberger’s creative legacy. It’s an initiative that will support the inventory, conservation, restoration, and digitization of more than 5,000 original drawings and 5,000 archival documents related to his work.
Amanda Seyfried
Anne Curtis
Anya Taylor-Joy
Kelsey Merritt
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
Tiffany Tang
Looking at these women, it’s easy to imagine a Schlumberger jewel becoming the piece someone reaches for whenever an invitation arrives. His designs still belong in evenings people look forward to, which makes the care given to their history feel especially welcome.
Photos courtesy of TIFFANY AND CO.
Photographed by PIERRICK ROCHER of BFA
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They attended an intimate dinner at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, celebrating Tiffany & Co.’s new four-year partnership with the museum to preserve designer Jean Schlumberger’s creative legacy.
Anne Curtis wore Tiffany & Co.’s Bird on a Rock Wings necklace with pavé diamonds, a green tourmaline pendant and drop earrings, and a Jean Schlumberger Leaf Wrap ring with green tourmaline and diamonds.
The four-year partnership supports the inventory, conservation, restoration, and digitization of more than 5,000 original drawings and 5,000 archival documents related to Jean Schlumberger’s work.
Kelsey Merritt wore Tiffany & Co.’s Bird on a Rock pendant with citrine, diamonds, and rubies, paired with Wings drop earrings in yellow gold and platinum.
Jean Schlumberger was a jewelry designer whose creative legacy Tiffany & Co. and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs are preserving through a new four-year partnership announced at this Paris dinner.
