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Tiffany & Co. Spessartite Garnet Earrings by Jean Schlumberger
These magnificent earrings by Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co. highlight 9.50 carats of vibrant Spessartite garnets, prized for their electrifying orange hue. Sometimes called “Mandarin garnets” for their striking color, these rare gems display the saturated brilliance and warmth that distinguish the finest examples of the variety. Schlumberger’s elegant design surrounds the gemstones with sparkling white diamonds, set within a textured platinum and 18K yellow gold mounting.
Among the most revered jewelry designers of the 20th century, Jean Schlumberger brought an artist’s imagination and a sculptor’s eye to fine jewelry. Born in France, he first gained attention creating costume jewels for Elsa Schiaparelli before moving to New York after World War II. In the 1950s, he joined Tiffany & Co., where his inventive designs quickly captivated the world’s most discerning collectors, including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and the Duchess of Windsor. Today, jewels bearing the Schlumberger name remain among Tiffany’s most coveted creations, celebrated for their sophistication, rarity and unmistakable style.
Among the most revered jewelry designers of the 20th century, Jean Schlumberger brought an artist’s imagination and a sculptor’s eye to fine jewelry. Born in France, he first gained attention creating costume jewels for Elsa Schiaparelli before moving to New York after World War II. In the 1950s, he joined Tiffany & Co., where his inventive designs quickly captivated the world’s most discerning collectors, including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and the Duchess of Windsor. Today, jewels bearing the Schlumberger name remain among Tiffany’s most coveted creations, celebrated for their sophistication, rarity and unmistakable style.
$15,575.00
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Tiffany & Co. Spessartite Garnet Earrings by Jean Schlumberger
These magnificent earrings by Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co. highlight 9.50 carats of vibrant Spessartite garnets, prized for their electrifying orange hue. Sometimes called “Mandarin garnets” for their striking color, these rare gems display the saturated brilliance and warmth that distinguish the finest examples of the variety. Schlumberger’s elegant design surrounds the gemstones with sparkling white diamonds, set within a textured platinum and 18K yellow gold mounting.
Among the most revered jewelry designers of the 20th century, Jean Schlumberger brought an artist’s imagination and a sculptor’s eye to fine jewelry. Born in France, he first gained attention creating costume jewels for Elsa Schiaparelli before moving to New York after World War II. In the 1950s, he joined Tiffany & Co., where his inventive designs quickly captivated the world’s most discerning collectors, including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and the Duchess of Windsor. Today, jewels bearing the Schlumberger name remain among Tiffany’s most coveted creations, celebrated for their sophistication, rarity and unmistakable style.
Among the most revered jewelry designers of the 20th century, Jean Schlumberger brought an artist’s imagination and a sculptor’s eye to fine jewelry. Born in France, he first gained attention creating costume jewels for Elsa Schiaparelli before moving to New York after World War II. In the 1950s, he joined Tiffany & Co., where his inventive designs quickly captivated the world’s most discerning collectors, including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and the Duchess of Windsor. Today, jewels bearing the Schlumberger name remain among Tiffany’s most coveted creations, celebrated for their sophistication, rarity and unmistakable style.
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These magnificent earrings by Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co. highlight 9.50 carats of vibrant Spessartite garnets, prized for their electrifying orange hue. Sometimes called “Mandarin garnets” for their striking color, these rare gems display the saturated brilliance and warmth that distinguish the finest examples of the variety. Schlumberger’s elegant design surrounds the gemstones with sparkling white diamonds, set within a textured platinum and 18K yellow gold mounting.
Among the most revered jewelry designers of the 20th century, Jean Schlumberger brought an artist’s imagination and a sculptor’s eye to fine jewelry. Born in France, he first gained attention creating costume jewels for Elsa Schiaparelli before moving to New York after World War II. In the 1950s, he joined Tiffany & Co., where his inventive designs quickly captivated the world’s most discerning collectors, including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and the Duchess of Windsor. Today, jewels bearing the Schlumberger name remain among Tiffany’s most coveted creations, celebrated for their sophistication, rarity and unmistakable style.
Among the most revered jewelry designers of the 20th century, Jean Schlumberger brought an artist’s imagination and a sculptor’s eye to fine jewelry. Born in France, he first gained attention creating costume jewels for Elsa Schiaparelli before moving to New York after World War II. In the 1950s, he joined Tiffany & Co., where his inventive designs quickly captivated the world’s most discerning collectors, including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and the Duchess of Windsor. Today, jewels bearing the Schlumberger name remain among Tiffany’s most coveted creations, celebrated for their sophistication, rarity and unmistakable style.
