This collection celebrates the history of the standardization of 925/1000, the purity standard for sterling silver in the United States, and the craftsmanship of the hollowware workshops that were indispensable to that history. The Tiffany Forge jewelry collection is a fitting tribute to the history of the 925/1000 standard for sterling silver in the United States and to the craftsmanship of the hollowware workshops that were essential to that history.
Sterling silver with a high-polish or black finish. The texture of the watch made me want to groan, as expected of "Tiffany & Co." But above all, I was fascinated by the beauty of the links, named "open links.
The clasp, which at first glance one cannot see where it is, is hidden in the engraved part of the brand name.
Inspired by chains from the 1880s, the links are beautiful on their own, but they are even more beautiful when strung together.
Forge means forging. It was probably shaped by beating, just like the kajijiya of the olden days. It is also good that you cannot tell where the clasp (clasp) is located at first glance.
In addition to the necklace and bracelet shown, the lineup includes rings and earrings.
This bracelet is of the smoked finish type, which gives the bracelet an attractive texture that evokes the passage of time.¥297,000
This necklace is also made with an oxidized finish. The voluminous links make a strong statement.¥522,500
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
