Editor’s Note
Tiffany & Co. has expanded its Paloma Picasso line with three new designs: Olive Leaf, Olive Leaf Amethyst, and Graffiti.
Tiffany and Co has introduced new designs to its Paloma Picasso collections, including Olive Leaf, Olive Leaf Amethyst, and Graffiti.
The collections were created by designer Paloma Picasso, daughter of artists Pablo Picasso and Françoise Gilot, who has worked with the New York jeweller since the 1980s. Her pieces are recognised for their bold lines and artistic influences drawn from her upbringing and surroundings.
The Olive Leaf designs take inspiration from the olive groves near Picasso’s home in Morocco, reflecting the olive tree as a symbol of peace, hope and harmony. The Graffiti range, meanwhile, references New York’s street art culture, incorporating words and phrases rendered in Picasso’s own handwriting.
Tiffany and Co was founded in New York in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and today operates more than 300 retail stores worldwide. The company designs, manufactures and markets jewellery, watches and other luxury accessories, with production carried out by more than 3,000 artisans in its own workshops.
The brand has also pledged to conduct its business responsibly, focusing on sustainability, diversity and community engagement.