TIFFANY & CO.

A WONDROUS

IMMERSION

IN A LEGENDARY

UNIVERSE

The Tiffany Wonder exhibition – held in the spring at

the Tokyo Node contemporary art hub, located on the

upper floors of the Toranomon Hills Station Tower in

Tokyo – paid tribute to the sense of wonder elicited

by diamonds and the profound influence that Japan has

had on the Maison’s creations since its beginnings.

A number of the Maison’s illustrious designers, including

Edward C. Moore, Louis Comfort Tiffany and Elsa Peretti,

found an infinite source of inspiration in the techniques,

materials and aesthetics of the Japanese arts.

The immersive exhibition took viewers on a visual odys-

sey through hundreds of masterpieces of design and

breathtaking marvels, each telling a story of crafts-

manship and creativity, of tradition and modernity.

More than 300 objects – drawn from archives as well

as contemporary pieces – were on public display for

the first time, bearing witness to the evolution of

Tiffany & Co. over nearly 200 years.

The exhibition culminated in the Maison’s crown jewel:

the legendary 128.54-carat Tiffany Diamond, set in a

new convertible creation inspired by the iconic Jean

Schlumberger by Tiffany Bird on a Rock brooch.