Jean schlumberger jewelry

One day in 1965, French jewelry designer Jean Schlumberger brought a blue velvet box into his salon at Tiffany & Co., where a group of people had

Two shows at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg illustrate the genius of Jean Schlumberger. The first examines the designer’s career, while the second highlights his collaboration with Bunny Mellon.

Jean Schlumberger, Blue Shell (Clip), 1957, 18-karat gold, platinum, diamond, fancy colored diamond and sapphire

Jean Schlumberger’s celebrated House symbol of joy and optimism, the Bird on a Rock, is transformed into an extraordinary pendant by Chief Artistic...

For over half a century, the Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Bird on a Rock brooch has epitomized joy, freedom and possibilities. Tiffany & Co. first

Tiffany Masterpieces Jean Schlumberger sapphire coquillage brooch

Famous for his inventive interpretations of animal and botanical subjects, artist-jeweler Jean Schlumberger (1907-1987) played a key role in 20th-century fashion with his vibrant sculptural designs for whimsical jewelry and accessories.

The 128.54-carat gem dates back to the beginning of the American firm

Tiffany & Co draws on its heritage for a delectable new jewellery collection, Botanica: Blue Book, inspired by flowers

Jean Schlumberger was one of the most renowned jewellery designers of the 20th century, and during his long and storied career, he created whimsical pieces for the likes of Elizabeth Taylor, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and Greta Garbo. The Frenchman’s spirit lives on in the sparkling repertoire of Tiffany & Co., and a recreation of his Bird on a Rock brooch design is a prime specimen.