A yellow cockatoo spotted during Jean Schlumberger's travels across Asia and the Caribbean became, in 1965, one of Tiffany & Co.'s most recognisable design signatures, and more than sixty years later the House has returned to that same silhouette with a new collection that pushes the Bird on a Rock motif into fresh territory.
A yellow cockatoo spotted during Jean Schlumberger's travels across Asia and the Caribbean became, in 1965, one of Tiffany & Co.'s most recognisable design signatures, and more than sixty years later the...
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A yellow cockatoo spotted during Jean Schlumberger's travels across Asia and the Caribbean became, in 1965, one of Tiffany & Co.'s most recognisable design signatures, and more than sixty years later the House has returned to that same silhouette with a new collection that pushes the Bird on a Rock motif into fresh territory.
A yellow cockatoo spotted during Jean Schlumberger's travels across Asia and the Caribbean became, in 1965, one of Tiffany & Co.'s most recognisable design signatures, and more than sixty years later the House has returned to that same silhouette with a new collection that pushes the Bird on a Rock motif into fresh territory.
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