Tiffany & Co. Pearl and Diamond Bracelet

This exquisite bracelet by Tiffany & Co. represents one of the earliest known examples of a cultured pearl jewel produced by the firm. Created between 1956 and 1959, the design captures the delicate beauty of nature through a garland of six pear-shaped flower buds. Each bud is formed by nine graduated cultured pearls surrounding a marquise cut diamond, accented by a round diamond and topped by two diamond-set leaves. The buds are joined by curling, diamond-set stems that shimmer with precision and fluidity, totaling approximately 3.00 carats of fine diamonds. Crafted in iridium platinum, this bracelet epitomizes Tiffany’s postwar elegance and is accompanied by its IAJA report. Tiffany & Co. emerged as a defining force in mid-century American luxury, known for blending modern refinement with traditional craftsmanship. By the late 1950s, the firm began introducing cultured pearls into its fine jewelry designs—a forward-looking embrace of new gemological technology. This bracelet