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Tiffany & Co. introduces Sixteen Stone solitaire diamond ring

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Tiffany & Co. introduced the Sixteen Stone solitaire diamond ring, which reworks a 1959 wedding band design into a setting for a 2- to 2.99-carat center diamond. The design utilizes X-shaped prongs and six hand-applied 18-karat yellow gold crosses to form a structural cross-stitch motif around the stone. The company's senior vice president and chief artistic officer, Nathalie Verdeille, noted the challenge was rendering the motif both aesthetically and functionally.

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The introduction of this new high-end design reflects Tiffany & Co.'s focus on integrating structural engineering into its luxury jewelry offerings. As a subsidiary of LVMH, the product innovation contributes to the overall portfolio of the luxury conglomerate.

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  • Tiffany & Co.Luxury jewelry retailer that introduced the new diamond ring design.
  • LVMHLuxury goods conglomerate that owns Tiffany & Co.

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