Last night, Tiffany & Co. hosted a star-studded event to celebrate its Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden collection.
The evening centered on the unveiling of Tiffany & Co.’s latest Blue Book high jewelry collection, which is the house’s annual showcase of its most one-of-a-kind pieces. Designed by chief artistic officer Nathalie Verdeille, the new collection embraces the quiet transformations of nature, reinterpreting the iconic flora and fauna motifs of the legendary Jean Schlumberger—the designer behind some of the house’s most iconic designs—through exceptionally colorful gemstones.
“Over time my relationship with Schlumberger’s legacy has become less literal,” Verdeille recently told Town & Country. “It was by studying his drawings, his creations, and his mechanisms in depth that I was gradually able to detach myself from them, retaining only the essence. It’s an energy and mindset that still have a Schlumberger-esque tone but are entirely my own. What interests me is finding the balance between heritage and that touch of unexpected flair. Schlumberger’s legacy becomes a starting point—an invitation to dare.”
Among the key pieces in this year’s Blue Book is a Butterfly suite presented in Padparadscha and Montana sapphires, along with jasmine kunzite necklace inspired by one Schlumberger crafted for friend and patron Bunny Mellon in 1962.
To celebrate the launch, Tiffany & Co. very fittingly transformed the Park Avenue Armory’s into an enchanting garden inspired by Bunny Mellon’s iconic Oak Spring. The landmark location holds significant meaning to the house; in 1881 Louis Comfort Tiffany commissioned the design of the Armory’s Silver Room and Historic Veterans Room, which are two of the last fully intact interiors by the artist.
Guests in attendance included stars Teyana Taylor, Naomi Watts, Amanda Seyfried, and Rosé as well as tastemakers, media executives, and other longtime friends of the house. Mariah Carey was also on hand for a performance. Keep scrolling for a look inside the night.
Sophie Dweck is the Shopping Editor for Town & Country, where she covers all things fashion, beauty and lifestyle, shares her expertise on the most worthwhile luxury products, tests and writes in-depth reviews on the very best essentials worth investing in, as well breaking news about the latest launches, and of course, reports on the biggest sales and deals to shop no matter the day. Some of her favorite items to date are Gwyneth Paltrow’s ski trial cardigan, the Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser, and ZIIP’s microcurrent device. When Sophie isn’t testing state-of-the art beauty tech or breaking down TikTok aesthetics, she loves indulging in BonBon sweets (Sorbisars, for the win!) and finding the next trend before it goes viral.
