Tiffany’s Schlumberger-developed Bird on a Rock is getting a little holiday from its familiar perch.
The jewelry expert on Wednesday night revealed a pill collection of “Bird on a Pearl,” styles in which Schlumberger’s perky bird friend rests on considerable, saltwater pearls.
The collection consists of a brooch. There’s likewise a mismatched set of earrings — bestowing each with a diamond-set bird with one set down on a black pearl and the other on a rosy white pearl. There is a pendant with 3 hairs of pearls and an entire flock of Schlumberger birds attached. Lastly, there is a pendant strung on a diamond-flecked chain.
The collection was revealed at a brand name occasion in Doha, Qatar. All of the pearls in the collection were sourced in the Gulf area and were bought from the personal collection of Hussain Al Fardan — a Qatari business tycoon who matured in the pearl trade.
Tiffany primary gemologist Victoria Reynolds said of the collection in a declaration: “Bird on a Pearl represents the pinnacle expression of Jean Schlumberger’s beloved Bird on a Rock brooch. We are very fortunate to have accessed the private natural saltwater pearl collection of Mr. Hussain Al Fardan — recognized around the world as the rarest and most extraordinary pearls.”
Bird on a Rock was launched in 1965 and has actually gotten brand-new attention under Tiffany’s LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton management. Earlier this month, Jay-Z used the design to the Grammy Awards.
Tiffany & Co.’s Bird on a Pearl locket.
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