It’s Elsa Peretti’s 50th anniversary at Tiffany. Celebrate! A few months ago a friend brought small gifts for everyone at a dinner. It was no one’s birthday; this was a gesture of pure ...

In the autumn of 1974, Elsa Peretti’s debut collection for Tiffany & Co launched, ... Elsa Peretti® Bean Design Pendant. £630 at Tiffany & Co. Elsa Peretti® Open Heart Bangle. £5,575.

Elsa Peretti is the late jewelry designer whose ... to nature (her classic lima bean ... Emma Stone sported a giant black jade cabochon ring from Tiffany & Co.’s Elsa Peretti Collection.

In 1974, Peretti began her fruitful collaboration with Tiffany & Co., crafting timeless designs including the Bone cuff and Bean necklace. In the era of women’s liberation, her work helped shift ...

A bean wasn’t just a bean, it was a sleek jewel that evoked different meanings from the wearers. Mesh became precious, not utilitarian. Elsa Peretti at work around 1970 in New York.

Elsa Peretti died in her sleep Thursday night at the age of 80. ... including Bean, Open Heart, Mesh, Bone, ... Peretti designed the Scorpion collection, ...

First introduced by Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co. in the 1970s, the (you guessed it) kidney bean-shaped pendant—minimal, sculptural and incredibly chic—is back in rotation, and it’s landing ...

Elsa Peretti, the fashion model ... The Bean was deceptively simple, ... And the Diamonds by the Yard collection began with a necklace of 12 small diamonds unevenly spaced along a 36-inch chain.

Elsa Peretti, the Designer Behind Some of Tiffany’s Most Beloved Jewelry, Has Died at 80 She is reported to have passed in her sleep. Modified on March 22, 2021 , Published on March 19, 2021 ...

Peretti classics get the 50th anniversary one-of-a-kind treatment. | Tiffany & Co. Elsa Peretti Scorpion necklace in yellow gold with pavé diamonds ($85,000), Elsa Peretti Doughnut bangle ...

A few months ago a friend brought small gifts for everyone at a dinner. It was no one’s birthday; this was a gesture of pure generosity. So, first, let’s normalize that. But then let’s discuss what ...