Tiffany & Co. Brings Legendary Legacy Exhibition to Bangkok

The first Tiffany & Co. exhibition to come to Thailand, the American jeweler marked the event with an opening party with a menu by Chef Ton.

“Thailand’s unique balance of tradition and modernity offers an ideal backdrop to showcase the visionary works of legendary designer Jean Schlumberger,” Anthony Ledru, president and chief executive officer, said to WWD. “Inspired by his travels across Southeast Asia, several of Jean Schlumberger’s exquisite designs such as the Elephant Head Clip with diamonds, emeralds and turquoise, reflect his deep respect for Thai culture and Tiffany & Co.’s authentic connection to the region. In a country where heritage and innovation coexist, ‘Legendary Legacy’ invites visitors to connect with Tiffany’s storied legacy and enduring creative spirit.”

The exhibition marks the brand’s first exhibition in Thailand, offering an exploration of Tiffany & Co.’s design heritage through the lens of legendary designer Jean Schlumberger. Set across five rooms, guests are told a story of design, creativity, and heritage with unique selection of over 50 objects from the Tiffany Archives.

The exhibition concludes with the 128.54-carat Tiffany Diamond — the cornerstone of Tiffany & Co. — and for the first time in the region, exhibited in its fifth and latest setting. The current design draws inspiration from the iconic Bird on a Rock brooch, one of the Tiffany Diamond’s previous settings.

This exhibition was marked with an opening party at One Bangkok Thursday night, set against panoramic views of the city skyline and Lumphini Park. Guests including Aff Taksaorn, Sririta Jensen, Win Metawin, Baifern Pimchanok, Anne Curtis Smith, Marion Caunter, Nathan Hartono, Thien An, Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc, Dong Nhi, Thanh Thuy, and more enjoyed a bespoke menu by acclaimed Thai Chef Thitid “Ton” Tassanakajohn.

“Legendary Legacy” is open to the public at One Bangkok, Tower 4, until Sept. 7.