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The three Tiffany & Co's famous designers : Schlumberger,
Picasso and Peretti
were very different and because of their creations in the company
their are recognized in the whole world for being the best jewelry,
china and silverware designers. There are three short summaries
of their life and work in Tiffany & Co.
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Jean Schlumberger (1907-1987 ) was born
in Alsace, France. He joined Tiffany & Co. in 1956 because of
his recognized genius. There he had the freedom of creation with many
yellow beryls, amethysts, emeralds, sapphires and aquamarines on yellow
gold. Today his creations are found in the collections of museums
and individuals worldwide. On the Tiffany’s New York main floor
you can visit the case dedicated to the “great innovator”’s
designs and view a selection of his statement pieces on the second
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The designs of Elsa Peretti have revolutionized
the world of modern jewelry. The Florence lady joined Tiffany &
Co in 1974. Her first collection was very criticized because of
her inspirations : bones, hearts, apples, snakes… She is also
famous for her works in sterling silver and her innovative designs
which captured a disarming vision of the natural world.
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Paloma Picasso, the daughter of Pablo Picasso,
born in Paris, was at first a stylist for avant-garde productions.
She entered the jewelry company in 1979, and one year later, introduced
an embraced, imaginative, vital and innovative collection with bold
scale, brilliant color contrasts with exotic gemstones and highly
polished textured surfaces. She has now an international reputation
as one of the world’s premier contemporary jewelry designers.
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