Tiffany Blue Book 2025 High Jewelry Campaign with Stella Hanan by Carlijn Jacobs
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AOC is late in sharing Aussie model Stella Hanan steping into the light and lens of photographer Carlijn Jacobs [IG], celebrating the launch of the Tiffany Blue Book 2025 High Jewelry Campaign [IG]. Katie Burnett styles the shoot with creative direction by Charles Levai and Kevin Tekinel./ Hair by Mustafa Yanaz; makeup by Sam Visser
“To do Blue Book again in New York, it goes back to tradition,” Ledru said, pointing to Tiffany & Co.’s sweet spot — in line with the jewelry houses of Europe — of the brand’s deep patrimony, but with a uniquely American point of view. And in modern terms, New York is the brand’s number-one market for high jewelry in volume and number of clients, Tiffany CEO Anthony Ledru Ledru reported about the decision to stay at home with the launch of the new high jewelry collection.
To be honest, the Tiffany sales force in New York is not feeling the LVMH-owned vibe and moral has been depressed for months. Sales associates with established client lists are highly desirable within the luxury industry. Reports indicate that competing jewelers like Cartier and Harry Winston have successfully recruited Tiffany salespeople in large numbers, attracting not only the employees but also their valuable clients.
It’s just one more reason for Tiffany & Co to debut Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder at The Metropolitan Museum of Art against the backdrop of its newly-acquired stained glass window designed by Agnes Northrop for Tiffany Studios. And these art pieces are so gorgeous, they deserve their own post.
The Ocean Flora chapter from Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder is a tribute to the ocean’s lush seascape. Inspired by the gentle sway of underwater botanicals, each diamond and unenhanced Zambian emerald is meticulously placed in a setting crafted to evoke movement. Brought to life through Nathalie Verdeille’s masterful vision, the design captures the spirit of the sea—fluid, vital and eternally evolving.
A graceful fusion of oceanic grace and expert craftsmanship by master Tiffany & Co. high jewelry artisans, the Ocean Flora earrings from Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder bloom like underwater foliage. Unenhanced emeralds of over 3 total carats are nestled in over 3 total carats of round brilliant diamonds that echo the shimmering depths of the sea.
The Seahorse chapter of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder captures the underwater creature through a kaleidoscope of gemstones. Nathalie Verdeille gives new life to legendary designer Jean Schlumberger’s iconic and unique sea creature.
The brooch, a modern ode to an original 1968 design, is brought to life with blue zircons of over 12 total carats, custom-cut cabochon moonstones of over 5 total carats and sapphire accents. The accompanying rings boast blue zircons of over 17 total carats, framed by sapphires and round brilliant diamonds.
The Sea Turtle chapter of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder is an homage to archival designs first introduced in 1961. Crafted in 18k gold, the brooch seen here is a study in texture and tactility with a hand-engraved shell set with round brilliant diamonds of over 7 total carats. An accompanying ring echoes the chapter’s motif with a cushion-cut center diamond of over 2 carats and a sculptural 18k gold silhouette.
The Wave chapter of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder captures the movement of the ocean in sculptural form. This necklace features blue and green cuprian elbaite tourmalines of over 17 total carats, framed by diamonds weighing over 145 total carats. Earrings and a brooch in platinum and 18k white and yellow gold with green cuprian elbaite tourmalines and diamonds echo the same motif. A striking ring featuring an esteemed Paraiba tourmaline of over 2 carats completes the suite.
From the Wave chapter of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder, this diamond suite captures the cresting energy of the ocean. Boasting over 90 total carats of diamonds, the platinum and white and yellow gold necklace is accompanied by complementary diamond earrings of over 19 total carats. The matching ring features a center diamond of over 5 carats, further reflecting Tiffany’s legacy of transforming nature’s creations into magnificent high jewelry.
The Starfish chapter of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder reimagines a 1956 design through an emblematic lens. These earrings feature unenhanced rubies of over 4 total carats at the center, framed by rose-cut and round brilliant diamonds set in platinum and 18k yellow gold. Delicate gold detailing on each arm mirrors the organic form of the starfish, reflecting Tiffany’s unmatched attention to detail.
The Urchin necklace from Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder is a luminous ode to the eponymous sea creature. At its center: a Fancy Intense Yellow diamond of over 18 carats, surrounded by a platinum and 18k gold halo set with additional Fancy Intense Yellow diamonds. White round brilliant diamonds of over 28 total carats complete the design. A masterpiece in both color and form, this necklace echoes the House’s enduring ability to transform the natural world into wearable art.
A pendant from the Sea Turtle chapter of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder honors archival 1961 designs found in the House’s archive. The pendant’s shell—crafted in platinum and 18k gold and able to be transformed into a brooch—is a geometric display of cushion-cut, rose-cut and round brilliant diamonds totaling over 30 carats.
Adorned with over 30 total carats of meticulously set diamonds of different cuts, the transformable pendant emulates the contours of a turtle’s shell. This reimagined masterpiece is Chief Artistic Officer Nathalie Verdeille’s dazzling tribute to the majesty of the sea and Jean Schlumberger’s unparalleled artistry.
