The next chapter of the With Love, Since 1837 campaign features the iconic Elsa Peretti Bone cuff, highlighting the impact her work still has today.

In 1971, Elsa Peretti was still three years away from the partnership with Tiffany & Co. that would assure her status as one of the most consequential jewelry designers of the 20th century, but ...

Tiffany is celebrating Elsa Peretti's 50th anniversaryHave you heard me talk about Elsa? When I do, I give off televangelist vibes—as you know if you have ever asked me what jewelry to buy for ...

The success of the collection made silver jewels luxurious overnight, and kickstarted a relationship between Tiffany & Co and Elsa Peretti that marks 50 years in 2024.

Elsa Peretti’s Iconic Designs Are Getting a Glittery Makeover This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Italian jeweler’s appointment at Tiffany & Co. By Véronique Hyland Published: Sep 3, 2024 ...

Elsa Peretti and Tiffany & Co.’s longtime collaboration proves fruitful 50 years on with two new rings inspired by Peretti’s iconic bone cuff designs.

Celebrated jewelry designer Elsa Peretti wears Halston in her New York City apartment, where she was photographed by Horst P Horst in 1976.

“Elsa Peretti’s 50th anniversary at Tiffany & Co is a remarkable testament to the house’s heritage of collaborating with the world’s greatest artists,” says Tiffany & Co president and ...

Although Tiffany & Co. has plenty of signature items—the Elsa Peretti bone cuff and bean necklace, and the T bangle—there’s always room for more when you’re up against fellow powerhouses ...

In 1974, the revered Elsa Peretti, a pioneer of design and a creative force for Tiffany & Co., was threading ‘diamonds by the yard’ into Tiffany jewellery, changing the idea of diamonds from ...

From the moment Peretti collaborated with Tiffany & Co., the world of jewelry was forever changed. Her introduction of fluid, nature-inspired shapes broke away from the traditional, creating a new ...

Breakfast at Tiffany’s needs no explanation. Bean at Tiffany’s, on the other hand, might. First introduced by Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co. in the 1970s, the (you guessed it) kidney bean ...