Tiffany 038 just dropped its Bird on a Rock collection
For readers asking what tiffany 038 just dropped means this week: Tiffany & Co. unveiled its newest Bird on a Rock jewelry, with Wings fine jewelry and Feathers high jewelry inspired by Jean Schlumberger’s 1965 brooch. Hand-sculpted 18-karat gold birds, diamonds, and platinum pieces hit select Tiffany stores starting this week.
Key Takeaways
- Tiffany & Co. launched new Bird on a Rock pieces spanning Wings (fine jewelry) and Feathers (high jewelry).
- Designs draw on Schlumberger’s 1965 Bird on a Rock brooch and 1950s Flames earrings.
- Feathers high jewelry took nearly three years; Wings mixes 18-karat gold and platinum.
- Availability begins this week at select Tiffany stores.
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What exactly did Tiffany & Co. just release?
According to Robb Report, the jeweler unveiled creations inspired by the famed Bird on a Rock brooch Jean Schlumberger brought to life in 1965.
Shoppers get both a fine-jewelry and a high-jewelry lineup, named Wings and Feathers, respectively. Early pieces feature Tiffany’s latest flock of birds, with cues from Schlumberger’s 1950s Flames earrings—forms meant to resemble solar flares.
That flare idea shows up in textured wings hand-sculpted in 18-karat gold that appear to burst outward. Chevron details land on wing tips, body, and collar, paired with diamonds of varying sizes.
How do the Feathers and Wings lineups differ?
The Feather high-jewelry lineup takes its cue from the plumage of a bird’s collar. Robb Report reports it took nearly three years to finish the sculptural pieces, which mimic feathers in diamonds, platinum, and 18-karat gold.
Wings, the fine-jewelry collection, channels Schlumberger’s habit of combining multiple metals in one design. It includes alternating wings—three feathers each—in 18-karat gold and platinum on each creation.
That Wings series covers a necklace, rings, drop earrings, a bracelet, and a pendant.
Why does Bird on a Rock still matter 61 years later?
Schlumberger’s original design took flight 61 years ago after he spotted a yellow cockatoo on travels through Asia and the Caribbean. The brooch set the bird in white and yellow diamonds atop a cabochon lapis lazuli.
Tiffany has reinterpreted the motif for decades. These Wings and Feathers pieces are the next chapter, not a one-off novelty drop.
If you want to see the new dazzlers in person, Robb Report says they will be available starting this week at select Tiffany stores.