Tiffany, 'Tiffany Wonder' Exhibition

The world-renowned jewelry house Tiffany, with a history and tradition of 187 years, is hosting the 'Tiffany Wonder' exhibition at the Tokyo NODE gallery.

This exhibition visually presents the journey of Tiffany's craftsmanship, creativity, tradition, and present through hundreds of house masterpieces, legendary Tiffany diamonds, and marvelous collections to the visitors.

From original art pieces to designer Jean Schlumberger's iconic 'Bird on a Rock' brooch, to innovative works inspired by pop culture and the iconic Tiffany diamonds, the exhibition will showcase various aspects of Tiffany, offering great inspiration to visitors.

The 'Tiffany Wonder' exhibition is set in the Tokyo NODE gallery located in the Toranomon Hills Station Tower, designed by the famous architectural firm OMA, known for renovating the landmark Fifth Avenue flagship store of the house, showcasing the connectivity between Tiffany Tokyo and New York. Additionally, OMA curates this exhibition, continuing the journey with the brand Tiffany.

The 'Tiffany Wonder' exhibition is composed of a variety of ten themes focusing on the house's identity, heritage, creativity, and craftsmanship. In the theme-specific exhibition spaces, visitors can enjoy discovering special collections that showcase nearly 200 years of the brand's history, including the first Tiffany Blue Book mail order catalog, some of the first used Blue Boxes, and the iconic Tiffany® Setting wedding rings.

In addition, this exhibition will offer a unique experience to visitors by unveiling about 300 rare collections previously difficult to access. Among these are George Paulding Farnham's enamel, emerald, diamond, and pink sapphire 'Orchid' brooch created for Tiffany, and Jean Schlumberger's diamond, ruby, and sapphire 'Plumes' necklace, so keep an eye out. Also, a new collection piece set with the 128.54 carat Tiffany diamond, inspired by Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany's 'Bird on a Rock' brooch, will be the grand finale of the exhibition.

Alexandre Arnault, Vice President of Product and Communication at Tiffany and overseeing the brand, stated, "Wonder has been deeply embedded in our DNA since our launch in 1837. Each of our designs and handcrafted products are rooted in our mission to evoke wonder and inspire the world's greatest love stories. I am very pleased to honor this spirit in Tokyo, one of the cities important to Tiffany."

The 'Tiffany Wonder' exhibition will take place at the Tokyo NODE gallery from April 12 to June 23, and tickets can be purchased through the Tiffany app starting March 14.