Elsa Peretti’s Bone cuff, a timeless design for Tiffany & Co., celebrates its 50th anniversary. The piece, inspired by the artist’s childhood fascination with the forbidden, has become a symbol of elegant, biomorphic jewellery, pushing the boundaries of fine jewellery design and setting a new standard for wearable art.
Elsa Peretti, renowned designer and former face of Tiffany & Co., left behind a legacy of stunning jewelry and a passionate love for the small village of Sant Martí Vell in Spain. To celebrate her life and work, Tiffany & Co. has launched three new pieces inspired by her signature designs, a Bone ring, a Split ring, and a Bone cuff in 18-carat gold, reflecting the organic and sensual aesthetics that defined her style.
Jaoven Ricoeur, a global manager of celebrities and influence for a luxury fashion house, discovered a passion for jewelry making during the pandemic. Inspired by his upbringing in rural France, his childhood home, and his father’s craft, Ricoeur began creating unique and personal pieces that showcase his artistic vision and connection to his heritage. His jewelry is characterized by its lyrical and sculptural elements, evoking the sunniness of his childhood home, as well as the abstract and organic forms found in the ceramics of Vallauris and the works of Pablo Picasso. Ricoeur’s pieces are also influenced by astrology, with a horoscope-inspired collection of charms representing the twelve zodiac signs.
