Tiffany & Co updates Bird on a Rock

Tiffany & Co. revives the "Bird on a Rock" design, originally launched by artist Jean Schlumberger in 1965, as part of the "Bird on a Rock by Tiffany" collection. This emblem embodies freedom and imagination, having been used since the 1960s as one of the house's symbols, inspired by the yellow cockatoo. The new designs feature handcrafted polished sculptures in 18-karat gold, with intricate details such as Chevron engravings and colored diamonds. The collections range from sculptural pieces that highlight the relationship between sculpture and jewelry, to abstract designs inspired by the concept of flight, using elements of gold and platinum to evoke a sense of movement and lightness. The symbol is also reimagined in the "Feathers" collection, which focuses on diamond-studded feathers, developed over a three-year period to translate the lightness of feathers into denser materials while maintaining the original details. These modern interpretations continue Jean Schlumberger’s legacy, emphasizing elements of motion, imagination, and freedom, blending meticulous craftsmanship with contemporary creativity.

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