Tiffany & Co. Brought Its Blue Book 2026 Collection to a Renaissance Palace in Venice

Tiffany & Co. brought the fall chapter of its Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden collection to Venice, celebrating the latest expression of its high jewelry collection with an evening at the historic Fondaco dei Tedeschi. The September 17 event transformed one of the city’s most iconic Renaissance landmarks into a fitting setting for Tiffany’s exploration of nature, gemstones and sculptural design.

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Designed by Nathalie Verdeille, Senior Vice President and Chief Artistic Officer of Tiffany & Co., together with the Tiffany Design Studio, Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden completes a journey centered on abundance and discovery. The collection explores nature through both abstract and literal interpretations, using exceptional gemstones and sculptural forms to create an imagined world of gardens, ripened fruits and flourishing vines.

Light plays a central role throughout the collection, illuminating the forms and gemstones while giving the pieces a vivid sense of movement and life. Rather than simply reproducing elements from nature, the designs translate the richness of gardens into high jewelry through an interplay of volume, color and craftsmanship.

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For the Venice celebration, the collection was presented on models dressed in Givenchy by Sarah Burton, creating a dialogue between Tiffany’s sculptural jewelry and contemporary couture.

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The choice of venue added another layer of history to the evening. Fondaco dei Tedeschi overlooks the Grand Canal beside the Rialto Bridge and has long been associated with Venice’s international trading history. Originally established as a trading post for German merchants, the building was rebuilt in the early 16th century and became an important center of commerce connecting cultures, craftsmanship and luxury goods from across Europe.

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That history made the Renaissance landmark a natural setting for a collection inspired by discovery and the movement of ideas, materials and artistry across cultures.

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The gala also welcomed a notable group of guests, including Anya Taylor Joy, Matilda De Angelis, Aron Piper and Begoña Vargas, all of whom attended wearing Tiffany & Co. designs.

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With its Venice presentation, Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden enters its fall chapter against one of the world’s most visually distinctive backdrops. The collection’s combination of exceptional gemstones, sculptural forms and interpretations of nature continues Tiffany & Co.’s tradition of using high jewelry as a medium for imagination and artistic expression.