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Tiffany & Co. and Daniel Arsham unveil their latest collaboration


BUILDING on their ongoing collaboration since 2021, Tiffany & Co. and Daniel Arsham have unveiled the Bronze Eroded Penny Vessel alongside a limited-edition Tiffany & Arsham Studio HardWear necklace.

Blending fine art and high jewellery, the limited-edition collection features 39 handcrafted sculptures created by Arsham Studio in New York City. Each vessel contains an exquisitely crafted necklace in 18k white gold, set with over 1,000 diamonds totalling more than 6 carats and more than 500 tsavorites weighing over 3 carats. The vivid green tsavorites pay tribute to Arsham Studio’s signature colour and echo the rich patina of the bronze sculpture.

Daniel Arsham

The necklace is a modern reinterpretation of a 1971 design from The Tiffany Archives. Merging the artist’s conceptual touch with Tiffany’s heritage, the HardWear collection embodies resilience, freedom, and the emotive power of nostalgia.

The pairing of this contemporary heirloom with the eroded penny vessel references Arsham’s ongoing exploration of cultural artefacts. Drawing from his work, such as the 2013 study of an eroded penny, the familiar object is transformed and repositioned as a relic, inviting viewers to reconsider its meaning and place in history.

This collaboration continues to highlight how Tiffany & Co. and Daniel Arsham are redefining high jewellery by merging art, history, and craftsmanship, creating pieces that feel both timeless and refreshingly modern.

by Ellis Dowle

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