At Tiffany & Co.’s Legendary Legacy exhibition in Bangkok, the jewels weren’t the only ones telling stories. The opening night and gala dinner brought together the House’s ambassadors—Win Metawin, Baifern Pimchanok, Sririta Jensen, Aff Taksaorn—and friend of the House Anne Curtis, each one weaving Schlumberger’s artistry into their own sense of style.
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Opening Night
Set against panoramic views of Bangkok’s skyline and Lumphini Park, the opening welcomed a constellation of stars and tastemakers.


Win Metawin cut a sharp figure in a tailored two-piece suit with a cinched-waist blazer that nodded to modern suiting codes. Adding whimsy to his sleek silhouette, a gem-studded strawberry brooch glinted from his lapel.
Baifern Pimchanok softened her look in a cloud of tulle, her off-shoulder midi-dress scattered with circular patterns that shifted with texture. Hanging by her décolletage was Schlumberger’s most fabled creation, the Bird on a Rock necklace, its vivid gemstone centerpiece turning the dreamy gown into a frame for Tiffany’s craftsmanship.


Sririta Jensen leaned into sculptural drama with a corset-style gown punctuated by a floral accent at the center, and then flowing into a draped skirt. Against this silhouette, the Bird on a Rock pendant in tanzanite and its matching earrings gleamed, their surreal beauty echoing Schlumberger’s fascination with the natural world.
Aff Taksaorn embraced restraint with impact in a long-sleeved, fully covered gown, its elegance elevated by the pavé geometry of Tiffany’s X-link necklace paired with Bird on a Rock earrings. Together, they lent her look with a sense of jewelry as architecture.

Friend of the House Anne Curtis brought Filipino star power in a statuesque column gown, minimal in line yet maximal in its effect when paired with a new interpretation of the Bird on a Rock necklace. The design, born decades ago, felt alive and new against the sleek simplicity of her look.

They were joined by Faye Peraya who wore a white Vivienne Westwood gown, pairing it with sculptural pieces from Tiffany’s HardWear collection in gold and diamonds.


Vietnamese stars also graced the evening: Thien An in Tiffany Rope pieces, Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc in a Chevron Fringe necklace of 22 carats of rubies, Dong Nhi in Sixteen Stone jewels, and Thanh Thuy in a Sixteen Stone necklace and Tiffany Rope Watch in yellow gold with diamonds.
Gala Dinner
The celebration continued with an intimate gala dinner. Framed by sweeping views of the skyline and Lumphini Park, guests were treated to a bespoke dining journey curated by acclaimed Thai chef Ton (Thitid Tassanakajohn). The evening unfolded with a model presentation, live orchestral performances, and a soulful set by Singaporean vocalist Nathan Hartono, adding to the grandeur of the occasion.


House ambassador Sririta Jensen commanded attention in a Jean Schlumberger Floret Necklace of over 105 carats of turquoise, paired with Seven Leaves Earrings with zircons over 22 carats. Aff Taksaorn wore a Blue Book Collection pendant in platinum with an emerald of over 7 carats, accompanied by a black opal bracelet of over 21 carats. Anne Curtis shone in Jean Schlumberger’s X Link necklace in yellow gold and platinum with over 12 carats of diamonds, matched with a bracelet of more than 7 carats.


Marion Caunter leaned into maximal brilliance with the Blue Book Collection Seahorse Blue Zircon Necklace boasting over 83 carats of zircons, layered with Tiffany Soleste® earrings and a Tiffany Victoria® diamond bracelet. Heart Evangelista made a luminous appearance in the Bird on a Rock pendant with a cushion-cut green tourmaline of nearly 21 carats, paired with High Jewelry earrings in platinum with green tourmalines of over 9 carats.
In a space filled with Jean Schlumberger’s fantastical creations—from starfish and sea anemones to winged wonders—the ambassadors and guests mirrored the exhibition’s spirit: fashion as dialogue, jewelry as punctuation, and presence as art.
“Legendary Legacy” runs until Sept 7 at One Bangkok, Tower 4. Register through this link.
Photos courtesy of TIFFANY & CO.
