Sixteen Stone by Tiffany is an expression of love’s nurturing forces. Designed by legendary artisan Jean Schlumberger in 1959, the collection’s cross-stitch motif was inspired by his family’s roots in textiles. A round brilliant diamond is surrounded by signature 18k yellow gold Xs in this striking bi-metal design.
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