With Love,
Since 1837

Forward and Unrestrained

Tiffany & Co.’s pieces are instantly recognisable, advancing with designs that are disruptive and unique, dictating the pace led by their most iconic masterworks, craftsmen, and industry names.

Nearly 200 years since its founding, Tiffany & Co. has established itself as a name synonymous with diamonds. Brilliant, enduring, and versatile—the two are alike in more ways than one. Its Icons carry it forward with momentum, constantly redefining the possibilities of jewellery and how it is perceived and utilised. Audrey Hepburn’s stellar performance in Breakfast at Tiffany's contributed in deepening people’s appreciation for the brand, showcasing the experience for vast audiences to appreciate. Today, its influence and presence continues to dominate the public consciousness.

Meanwhile, designer Jean Schlumberger’s works, such as the Bird on a Rock and Sixteen Stone, have become some of Tiffany's most prominent designs. His whimsical and imaginative vision have become proud cornerstones of the House today. Indeed, its eminence is one built by its pieces and the people behind it, yet its eyes remain firmly fixed on the horizon, eager to display all that it can.
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In the modern age, Tiffany & Co.’s chief artistic director Nathalie Verdeille brings her wealth of experience to bear as she leads the eponymous brand ever-forward. This is fittingly captured with 2024’s heaven-inspired Céleste collection. It recognises Schlumberger’s contributions while charting a course toward the unknown.

The Language of Love is something that is ever-changing, and Tiffany & Co. continues to find ways to speak it in ways that only its Icons can accomplish. The House pushes the boundaries with its creative perspectives and uncompromising craftsmanship. They do this in the same way that any other person would dedicate time and effort to someone they adore—for love, and with love.

Timeless Elegance

From the expert hands of its designers and craftsmen come the Icons, four exquisite motifs that come to represent Tiffany & Co., and the undeniable influence it exudes.

The Tiffany & Co. Icons are design motifs and collections that encapsulate the best of what it can offer. They are not merely a legacy to behold, but a blueprint into what may yet be possible. They are emblematic of the House’s luxury and exquisite craftsmanship, recognised as some of the finest in the world. Love remains at the forefront of each piece, ingrained into its design and intent. This Valentine’s season, the Icons embrace this inherent connection.

HardWear by Tiffany & Co.

Chains hint at undertones of restriction and inhibition, yet Tiffany & Co. has managed to take this symbol and transform it into something that represents liberation, freedom, and love. The piece was designed in 1962 and inspired by Manhattan, in all its unfettered vibrance. The raw, interlocking links is the signature of HardWear, present in its necklaces, pendants, rings, and bracelets. The most precious things are kept under lock and key, but HardWear boldly and unapologetically puts itself on display as the centre of attention.

Knot by Tiffany & Co.

A gesture that is both heartfelt and intimate, the Knot naturally symbolises a deep and profound connection with people—especially those shared with significant others. Conceived in 1889, the Knot’s core design philosophy of combining smooth, curved shapes with sharper angles plays both sides, highlighting how opposites truly do attract. The bracelets, necklaces, and rings that the Knot come in exude love in their own distinct ways.

Lock by Tiffany & Co.

Born from the genuine affection of a loving couple, the Tiffany Lock was inspired by a padlock brooch from 1883—a seemingly mundane item given new meaning. They are meant to secure, protect, and cherish those we deem most valuable to us. Perhaps most recognised as a bracelet, the Lock’s pavé diamonds and polished gold give it a sense of elegance that shines brilliantly.

T by Tiffany & Co.

New York is popularly regarded as a place where dreams and possibilities come to life. The founder, Charles Lewis Tiffany, so admired the city and what it represents, which materialises in the Tiffany T. It is designed as a homage to the city and as a clear expression of the House’s innovative approach to the pieces they create. Each one that bears the brand’s monogram is a testament to their inventiveness, and every precious, hand-polished diamond is proof of their everlasting pursuit of luxury and excellence.

Love Eternal

Love comes in many shapes and forms, but none quite like when it’s a Tiffany & Co. piece. Express this feeling in a way that only their icons can. Their designs are as timeless as the affection they represent, and they remain investments that will continue to endure. Convey love eternal with pieces that match your devotion.

The Valentine’s season is a time that tests and an opportunity to reignite our fervour. How will you show your adoration, affection, and love? In the end, the red hearts are kept, the Valentine cards are put on a shelf, and the flowers are placed in a vase. Only one of Tiffany & Co. Icons will remain on your beloved’s wrist, gently around their neck, or carefully wrapped around their finger.

Tiffany & Co. Philippines

The reach of Tiffany’s & Co.’s shine extends to the shores of the Philippines, where it is worn by some of the most influential personalities and prominent individuals.

One of the country’s most beloved actresses, Anne Curtis, is a Friend of the House. With a film and television career that spans decades, she’s become a household name. But it is Curtis’s unique style and timeless charisma that make her a bonafide fashion icon.

Sarah Lahbati is a Filipina fashion maven known for her bold yet elegant looks. A staple at Tiffany & Co. Philippines’ events, she often pairs her favourite pieces from the jewellery house with coveted local designer pieces. A tastemaker known for her unparalleled fashion sense and loved by many because of her charisma, Nadine Lustre is a multi-faceted personality, who rose to prominence in critically acclaimed films and television series. Gabbi Garcia’s undeniable multimedia presence and style skew toward the contemporary, which inspires others to emulate her. Meanwhile, Kylie Verzosa, a two-time beauty queen of Miss Philippines and Miss International, possesses a presence that is a bold and elegant match for the jewellery House.

All these women reaffirm Tiffany & Co.’s position as one of the foremost names in modern design, not only across the Globe but also in the Philippines.