# The burst of colour in Tiffany HardWear: when high jewellery meets Pop Art

With nine new 18k gold designs adorned with turquoise and Akoya pearls, Tiffany & Co.'s iconic link collection gains new life in a historic reinterpretation that brings together the Bunny Mellon archive and the vibrant aesthetic of Pop Art.

- Section: Luxury
- Published: November 10, 2026
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## Key points

- For the first time, Tiffany & Co.'s HardWear collection features coloured stones, with nine 18k gold designs set with turquoise and Akoya pearls.
- The inspiration came from a lapis lazuli and pearl necklace that belonged to Bunny Mellon, reinterpreted by Nathalie Verdeille through a Pop Art lens.
- Prices range from US$ 2,900 to US$ 79,000 for the 34-inch convertible necklace, and the line reaches São Paulo later this month.

Tiffany & Co.'s celebrated HardWear collection, whose roots go back to a bold 1962 design inspired by the energy of New York, has just undergone one of its most striking transformations. For the first time in its history, the industrial links that define the line incorporate coloured stones and pearls in a vibrant palette. The novelty takes shape in nine new designs that combine 18k gold, turquoise sourced from the United States and Mexico, and sustainably cultured Akoya pearls from Japan.

The starting point for this immersion in colour came straight from the maison's archive: a historic lapis lazuli and pearl necklace that belonged to Rachel Lambert "Bunny" Mellon, a figure whose refined eye shaped classics of American elegance. Under the direction of Nathalie Verdeille, the brand's chief artistic officer for jewellery, the classic reference was given a contemporary and playful reading, in direct dialogue with the vivacity of Pop Art. "Creativity begins when colour becomes a language," Verdeille sums up.

## Versatility and engineering in the form of jewellery

Among the highlights of the new line is a sophisticated 34-inch convertible necklace. Fitted with two clasps seamlessly integrated into the structure of the links, the piece offers complete versatility: it can be worn long, wrapped twice or transformed into a shorter necklace paired with an exclusive bracelet.

The collection also features shorter necklaces, bracelets adorned with turquoise beads and drop earrings in which blue beads and Akoya pearls alternate in a geometric pattern. The contrast between the metallic rigidity of yellow gold and the organic softness of the gems creates a visual play of light and movement that redefines the idea of everyday luxury.

## Investment, prices and arrival in Brazil

Officially launched on the international market in October 2026, the new line featuring turquoise and Akoya pearls is gradually arriving at the brand's main boutiques worldwide and on its official e-commerce site, with arrival at its stores in São Paulo and other major Brazilian cities expected over the course of this month.

In terms of pricing, the range reflects the exclusivity and rarity of the materials: entry-level pendants with medium links start at US$ 2,900, while more intricate pieces (such as drop earrings and link bracelets with beads) range from US$ 3,600 to US$ 13,000. At the very top end, the coveted 34-inch long convertible necklace reaches US$ 79,000, establishing the collection as one of the season's most desired for collectors and high jewellery enthusiasts.

## Sources and editorial notes

- Reporting and reference data: Revista BlackCard Digital, Vogue, Haute Living, Tiffany & Co. Global News.

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