Tiffany & Co. announced a new partnership with internationally renowned architect Frank Gehry, who firstly released an exclusive jewelry collection in collaboration with Tiffany and Co introduced in April 2006. "Our association with Frank Gehry represents another milestone in Tiffany's heritage as a leader in the world of jewelry design," said Michael J. Kowalski, the company's chairman and CEO.
Frank Gehry who is a creative child born into a Polish-Jewish family in Toronto, Ontario, has now been a Pritzker Prize-winning architect based in Los Angeles. Then he began his cooperation with the world renowned Tiffany jewelry company, which leads to the enhancement of both Tiffany & Co and himself. Mr. Gehry said that jewelry is an art form, in conceptualizing designs for Tiffany, he worked as he always do, sketching and creating models. Sculptors and painters have inspired him with their ability to make things with their own hands. This process led to the discovery of new ways to give feeling and spirit to form, and realize their shared vision of jewelry that provides a beautiful context for living now
In the hands of Frank Gehry, precious metals like the popular sterling silver, stones and wood are interpreted in provocative new shapes highlighted with brilliant color, patina and rich grain, and his first collection promises an exhilarating and beautiful new experience that reflects one man's imagination and lifelong obsession. Our Tiffany on sale shop – sterlingtifany.com, actually includes some well-known items from his design, such as the fish shaped Tiffany silver pendants.
TIFFANY & CO. Frank Gehry® Fish pendant
Frank Gehry who is a creative child born into a Polish-Jewish family in Toronto, Ontario, has now been a Pritzker Prize-winning architect based in Los Angeles. Then he began his cooperation with the world renowned Tiffany jewelry company, which leads to the enhancement of both Tiffany & Co and himself. Mr. Gehry said that jewelry is an art form, in conceptualizing designs for Tiffany, he worked as he always do, sketching and creating models. Sculptors and painters have inspired him with their ability to make things with their own hands. This process led to the discovery of new ways to give feeling and spirit to form, and realize their shared vision of jewelry that provides a beautiful context for living now
In the hands of Frank Gehry, precious metals like the popular sterling silver, stones and wood are interpreted in provocative new shapes highlighted with brilliant color, patina and rich grain, and his first collection promises an exhilarating and beautiful new experience that reflects one man's imagination and lifelong obsession. Our Tiffany on sale shop – sterlingtifany.com, actually includes some well-known items from his design, such as the fish shaped Tiffany silver pendants.
TIFFANY & CO. Frank Gehry® Fish pendant
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TIFFANY & CO. Frank Gehry® Fish drop earrings
This beguiling shape is absolutely mezmerizing. Drop earrings in sterling silver, for pierced ears. Copyrighted designs
Retail Price: $275.0USD
Our Price: $72.99 USD
Sale Price: $43.79 USD
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As a prominent wolrd architect, Mr. Gehry has earned the highest awards in the architecture field, including the Pritzker Architecture Prize, awarded in 1989; the Praemium Imperiale from the Japan Art Association in 1992; the National Medal of Arts in 1998; and the Gold Medal from the American Institute of Architects in 1999. Among his many commissions are the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (1997) and the Walt Disney Concert Hall (2003) in Los Angeles.
TIFFANY & CO. Frank Gehry® Fish drop earringsThis beguiling shape is absolutely mezmerizing. Drop earrings in sterling silver, for pierced ears. Copyrighted designs
Retail Price: $275.0USD
Our Price: $72.99 USD
Sale Price: $43.79 USD
Instant Savings: $231.20 USD
As a prominent wolrd architect, Mr. Gehry has earned the highest awards in the architecture field, including the Pritzker Architecture Prize, awarded in 1989; the Praemium Imperiale from the Japan Art Association in 1992; the National Medal of Arts in 1998; and the Gold Medal from the American Institute of Architects in 1999. Among his many commissions are the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (1997) and the Walt Disney Concert Hall (2003) in Los Angeles.
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