Tiffany HardWear collection has a new colour. Tiffany & Co. now pairs turquoise and Akoya pearls with the line’s signature 18-karat gold links across nine new pieces. They include necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pendants. As a result, the collection’s sculptural forms gain vivid colour and softer silhouettes.
Here is everything to know about the new Tiffany HardWear pieces, from the history behind them to when you can buy them. Along the way, we look at why turquoise and Akoya pearls make such a bold match with gold. For more luxury jewellery and fashion news, keep reading.
New Tiffany HardWear at a Glance
- What: Nine new pieces in the line
- Pieces: Necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pendants
- Materials: Turquoise and Akoya pearls with 18-karat gold links
- Inspiration: An archival Bunny Mellon necklace, Andy Warhol’s palettes and a 1962 Tiffany design
- Designer: Nathalie Verdeille, Chief Artistic Officer
- Centrepiece: A 34-inch convertible necklace and matching drop earrings
- Availability: This month on Tiffany.com and in Tiffany & Co. stores worldwide
A New Palette for Tiffany HardWear
HardWear is known for sculptural gold links. Now, Tiffany HardWear adds colour. The new pieces bring turquoise and Akoya pearls to those links. The result is vivid, yet softer in shape. In short, it is a fresh chapter for a bold collection.
The Bunny Mellon Necklace Behind the Collection
The idea began with an archival lapis lazuli and pearl necklace once worn by Bunny Mellon. Tiffany & Co.’s Chief Artistic Officer, Nathalie Verdeille, then brought that pairing to HardWear’s signature links. That idea now shows up as turquoise and Akoya pearls set along gold. In this way, the Tiffany HardWear update links a modern line to an archival piece.
Andy Warhol, Pointillism and Dots of Colour
Andy Warhol’s saturated palettes also shaped the designs. Verdeille compares the effect to pointillism. Each stone acts as a dot of colour, and that colour shifts as the wearer moves. As a result, turquoise and Akoya pearls do more than decorate the gold. They bring it to life.
The Centrepiece Suite: A Convertible Necklace and Drop Earrings
At the heart of the collection is a suite with a bold necklace and matching drop earrings. Turquoise beads and pearls alternate along the gold links. The necklace is 34 inches long and convertible, with two built-in clasps. You can wear it long, double it around the neck, or shorten it and pair it with a bracelet. In other words, one Tiffany HardWear necklace offers several looks, all in turquoise and Akoya pearls.
Pyramid Domes and U-Shaped Links: The Design Details
Pyramid-shaped gold domes secure each stone. Those stones are the turquoise and Akoya pearls that give the line its new look. The domes add an angular contrast to the rounded beads and to HardWear’s signature U-shaped links. The collection also takes inspiration from a 1962 Tiffany design. Therefore, the new pieces mix past and present in every link.
Tiffany’s Longstanding Love of Turquoise
The pieces also build on the brand’s longstanding use of turquoise. The stones come from the United States and Mexico, and Tiffany & Co. matches them by shade. Meanwhile, the Akoya pearls add a soft lustre. Together, turquoise and Akoya pearls give the collection its fresh look.
Why the New Tiffany HardWear Matters for Jewellery Lovers
Colour is the story here. Gold links alone are striking, yet turquoise and Akoya pearls add movement. For fans of statement jewellery, the new Tiffany HardWear pieces offer more ways to wear the line, whether long, doubled or short. Moreover, archive inspiration and pop-art colour give collectors a reason to look twice. For another jewelled story, see how Cartier’s Into the Wild jewels stepped into the spotlight with a new ambassador.
When and Where to Buy Tiffany HardWear
Tiffany & Co. says the new pieces will be available this month on Tiffany.com and in its stores worldwide. The report we reviewed does not list prices or the names of the individual turquoise and Akoya pearls pieces. Therefore, check Tiffany.com for details before you shop. We will update this story when more is known about the Tiffany HardWear launch.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the new Tiffany HardWear collection?
It is a set of nine new pieces that add turquoise and Akoya pearls to HardWear’s 18-karat gold links.
When can you buy the new pieces?
Tiffany & Co. says the turquoise and Akoya pearls pieces will be available this month on Tiffany.com and in its stores worldwide.
Who is behind the collection?
Nathalie Verdeille, Tiffany & Co.’s Chief Artistic Officer, brought the pairing to HardWear’s signature links.
How can you wear the convertible necklace?
Long, doubled around the neck, or shortened and paired with a bracelet.
What inspired the collection?
An archival lapis lazuli and pearl necklace once worn by Bunny Mellon, Andy Warhol’s palettes and a 1962 Tiffany design.
Tiffany HardWear proves that gold can take on colour without losing its edge. Turquoise and Akoya pearls bring movement, and the convertible necklace brings choice. Overall, the new pieces are worth a closer look. For more luxury news, follow MKV Digital Luxury Gazette.
