Marking the reopening of its Fifth Avenue flagship in 2022, this heritage American jeweler has been tirelessly mining the archives to find a design worthy of the occasion. With a variety of jewelry, sterling silver, china, crystal, stationery, fragrances, water bottles, watches, personal accessories, and leather good offerings, Tiffany & Co. is most revered for its exquisite presentation and collection of diamonds.

The original 1939 necklace that inspired Tiffany’s new design. Image by Tiffany & Co.

As a result, the new creation which will be based on a necklace the firm created for the 1939 World’s Fair, is expected to trade the original model’s aquamarine stone for an opulent 80-carat diamond. Set to be anything but underdressed for the event, the twinkling gem is expected to set a record as Tiffany & Co.’s largest diamond ever made available for purchase. Characterized by a crystalline D color grading, this 80-carat masterpiece promises an internal flawlessness, which ensures every facet sparkles to its maximum ability.

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Responsibly sourced from Botswana, Africa, the opulent jewel remains part of the organization’s traceability commitments, which ensure ethical stone cultivating practices from the moment a Tiffany diamond is unearthed. In 2020, Tiffany & Co. became the first global luxury jeweler to disclose the countries where newly sourced, individually registered diamonds of .18 carats and larger are crafted.

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Debuting in a year, the newly-adorned necklace is set to inspire a new generation of brand enthusiasts whilst setting the stage for yet another opening of its flagship.