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Tiffany & Co. has unveiled 2014 Blue Book, their annual publication that showcases the latest and most spectacular jewels in all their glamour and brilliance. And to commemorate their latest jewel bible, the American multinational luxury jewelry brand has decked up the windows of their Fifth Avenue flagship store. Putting on show some of Tiffany’s most magnificent jewels, the windows have been transformed to look like doll houses with few noteworthy pieces from the jewelry collection scattered all over. The above featured image shows rings with rare gemstones in blues and greens that evoke the deep hues of the mysterious night sea and a stunning Tiffany Yellow Diamond which is surrounded by a galaxy of white diamonds in the breathtaking necklace.
The necklace strewn from a chair is composed of pink diamonds and surrounded by halos of white diamonds.
While these pairs of earrings dangling from the backrest of the chairs feature candy like gemstones radiating rich colors.
The Arrows clip, from Blue Book 2014, features 18 karat gold arrows and a 20 carats amethyst in the center. This is surrounded by faceted amethysts, Montana sapphires and round brilliant diamonds.
The bejeweled butterfly along with other creations of nature celebrate Tiffany’s unvarying source of inspiration.
Some of the other outstanding creations from Tiffany Blue Book 2014 collection are the colorful earrings ranging from $35,000 – $50,000 and the brilliantly radiant necklace worth $325,000.
Various luminous rings from the Tiffany Blue Book 2014 collection range from $25,000 – $275,000. While the Blue Book remains a must-read for collectors and connoisseurs, as well as fashion devotees, the 2014 Blue Book Collection wows collectors and jewelry shoppers with timeless designs and exquisite gemstones radiating light in shades of blue, green, yellow, red, orange, pink and purple. Just in time for spring!
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