The Maison honoured the visionary legacy of Jean Schlumberger with its debut exhibition in Thailand.

Over the past few months, Bangkok has been buzzing with multiple regional brand events alike, but none shone brighter than Tiffany &amp; Co.&rsquo;s &lsquo;Legendary Legacy&rsquo; exhibition. Making its debut in Thailand for the very first time, the retrospective offers an extraordinary look into the Maison&rsquo;s rich heritage and its long-standing creative partnership with legendary designer Jean Schlumberger.
&ldquo;We are thrilled to debut our first exhibition in Thailand, a country that reflects a deep appreciation for design and creativity.&rdquo; said Anthony Ledru, President &amp; Chief Executive Officer, Tiffany &amp; Co. &ldquo;Legendary Legacy celebrates Tiffany &amp; Co.&rsquo;s 188-year history and the iconic designs of one of the 20th century&rsquo;s most gifted artists, Jean Schlumberger. Throughout the space, one-of-a-kind creations from The Tiffany Archives will immerse visitors in the wonder and unparalleled craftsmanship that has defined Tiffany &amp; Co. since its inception.&rdquo;

The Guadeloupe: An Island of Inspiration room

The Garden of Imagination room

Thoughtfully curated into five immersive rooms, the exhibition features over 50 archival objects &mdash; each one telling a unique story of design, inspiration and exceptional craftsmanship.
&ldquo;The Tiffany Archives are a treasure trove of creativity and craftsmanship. They allow us to trace the evolution of design, from sketches and stones to finished masterpieces, and to understand how each era left its mark on the House,&rdquo; shared Christopher Young, Vice President, Creative Visual Merchandising &amp; The Tiffany Archives. &ldquo;Every object we bring to this exhibition carries a thread of that history.&rdquo;

The experience begins with &lsquo;Guadeloupe: An Island of Inspiration&rsquo;, offering a glimpse into how Jean Schlumberger drew from the natural beauty of the Caribbean, where he owned a private home. Next, &lsquo;Garden of Imagination&rsquo; explores his fascination with creatures, plants and the wild wonders of Earth. Here, you&rsquo;ll be able to marvel at the Elephant Head Clip, encrusted with diamonds, emeralds, and turquoise, presented for the very first time &mdash; likely inspired by his travels through Southeast Asia.

The Depths of Beauty room

The Wings: Symbols of the Soul room

Then, it&rsquo;s on to &lsquo;The Depths of Beauty&rsquo;, where sea-inspired creations take centre stage, including the Hedges and Flowers necklace featuring yellow sapphires, turquoise and diamonds. In &lsquo;Wings: Symbols of the Soul&rsquo;, flight and transformation become recurring motifs, a tribute to the poetic movement captured so often in Jean Schlumberger&rsquo;s work.

And as always, Tiffany &amp; Co. knows how to end on a high note. The final room is dedicated to none other than the legendary Tiffany Diamond. Drawing inspiration from the iconic Bird on a Rock brooch introduced by Schlumberger over 60 years ago, this latest iteration features five diamond-encrusted birds surrounding the 128.54-carat yellow diamond. Look closer and you&rsquo;ll notice each bird is slightly different &mdash; each capturing a unique moment in flight. The craftsmanship behind it? 1,384 hours to create, 407 hours to set, and 190 hours to polish. Let&rsquo;s just say: prepare to leave in awe.

To mark the opening of the exhibition, the brand hosted a fabulous launch party attended by A-list guests from across the region, including House ambassadors Win Metawin, Baifern Pimchanok, Sririta Jensen, and Aff Taksaorn, friends of the brand Marion Caunter and Anne Curtis Smith, as well as Faye Peraya, Yoko Apasra and more &mdash; each adorned in Tiffany &amp; Co. designs.

Sririta Jensen, Baifern Pimchanok, Win Metawin and Aff Taksaorn

Marion Caunter

Faye Peraya and Anne Curtis Smith

The &lsquo;Legendary Legacy&rsquo; exhibition runs until September 7. Book your visit via exhibition.tiffany.com or through Tiffany &amp; Co. Thailand&rsquo;s official LINE account.

Inside the Tiffany & Co. ‘Legendary Legacy’ exhibition in Bangkok

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