Tiffany&Co. celebrates its autumn garden on the Grand Canal At Fondaco dei Tedeschi, the gala for Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden, with Anya Taylor-Joy and Matilda De Angelis among the guests

On the evening of September 17, Tiffany & Co. chose the Fondaco dei Tedeschi to host a gala open to guests and ambassadors, celebrating the autumn chapter of Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden. Introduced earlier in the year, the collection now arrives at a new moment in its story, one that unfolds around two ideas: nature in the fullness of its abundance and the pleasure of discovering its forms and details.

The high jewelry creations designed by Nathalie Verdeille together with the Tiffany Design Studio were presented on models dressed in Givenchy by Sarah Burton, who walked through rooms that for centuries served as a hub for the city's international trade, just steps from Rialto. Nature remains the collection's starting point, interpreted here through gardens, ripened fruits and climbing vines.

The seven themes — Nest, Hanging Garden, Dahlia, Hanging Fruit, Pineapple, Vine and Paradise Bird — explore different corners of the same garden, from the nest to suspended fruits, from the pineapple to the tendrils, culminating in two new Paradise Bird brooches that close the collection. Among the guests were Anya Taylor-Joy, Matilda De Angelis, Aron Piper and Begoña Vargas, all wearing Tiffany & Co. creations, completing an evening in which Tiffany's hidden garden was illuminated by the shimmering reflections of the Grand Canal.