Tiffany, mesh structure, curved gems, braided rope element jewelry

Tiffany has just launched a new season of "Elsa Peretti" series to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the designer's collaboration series. The new work is composed of 9 unique pieces of jewelry, based on the jewelry works in the Elsa Peretti archives as the prototype, and continues the iconic elements such as silk rope, cambered gemstones, and net structure.

The most eye-catching is a Mesh gold necklace, reinterpreting Elsa Peretti's net scarf work in the 1970s. The designer uses slender gold threads to create a complex weaving net structure, allowing the entire necklace to fit gently on the neck. The gold grid is interspersed with more than 60 round diamonds with a total weight of nearly 4ct, with a gold bezel set base, like crystal dew.

Tiffany also re-released the 12 classic designs of the "Elsa Peretti" series this time, most of which have not been re-sold for nearly 20 years and are limited works. You can see the simple design of large round diamonds, diamond-encrusted gold buckles and silk ropes, as well as the Snake necklace that mimics the shape of a snake, with more than 100 gold chain links embellished with a snake-shaped silhouette.

Tiffany’s new works are made of gold and sterling silver. All gems are hand-selected by Elsa Peretti. You can see 6ct-16ct emerald balls, Tahitian Keshi pearls, etc.-these main stones present irregularly curved shapes. A classic gem element in Elsa Peretti's design.