Since 1845, when Tiffany & Co. first introduced its Blue Book high jewelry collections, the house has faithfully returned to nature as a narrative foil: blossoms and unruly botanicals rendered in precious stones, bringing a welcome wink of color to the cosmopolitan circles that swear by its pieces.
Jean Schlumberger, who joined the house in 1956, brought Tiffany’s botanical tradition to new heights of artistry. “I try to make everything look as if it were growing, uneven, organic,” the designer once said. “I want to capture the irregularity of the universe.”
It is within this rarefied lineage that the Daisy Blue Zircon necklace, conceived by Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille with Schlumberger’s flair in mind, inscribes itself. The heart of the 2026 Blue Book collection, its titular daisy is composed of 1,019 diamonds, 45 cabochon emeralds, and five emerald-cut blue zircons totaling more than 30 carats.
The sky-colored gemstones descend in a V-shaped hierarchy that pulls the eye across the chest, their cool blue voltage the final touch in a piece rivaled only by the gardens from which it was plucked.
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