Tiffany & Co. has long been celebrated for its dazzling pieces. The famed house—which recently debuted a new store at the Bal Harbour Shops—is showcasing a selection of archival pieces for a limited time through a select installation that will walk guests through the brand’s storied history.

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For over 200 years, the brand has expressed bold creativity, with each design telling a captivating story.

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Fleur de Mer Clip, Photo Courtesy of Tiffany & Co.

Of the archival installations on display is the gold, platinum, diamond and sapphire-adorned Fleur de Mer clip. Manufactured in Jean Schlumberger’s Paris workshop in 1956, the clip was selected by British-American actress Elizabeth Taylor in 1965. According to The Schlumberger Salon journal records, the 18K plat diamond and sapphire clip and ‘flower’ ear clips were admired before being purchased a month later. Taylor was later photographed wearing the brooch during several public appearances.

Seahorse Clip, Photo Courtesy of Tiffany & Co.

Additional archival pieces include the Seahorse Clip, designed by Jean Schlumberger in 1962, which features gold, diamonds, peridots and a single ruby. Remaining a beloved design encapsulating elegance and whimsy, the seahorse merges sophistication with a playful spirit. Also on view are the Star Fish Clip, designed in 1947; a Flower Clip, created in 1964, accompanied by a detachable jeweled leaf; the stunning Fleur de Mer clip, which remained one of Jean Schlumber’s favorite subject; and the Fish Clip, designed in 1958 and manufactured from 1981 to 1991.

Fleur de Mer Clip, Photo Courtesy of Tiffany & Co.

The archival installation will be on view until Jan. 6, 2025