.png)
Tiffany & Co. and Venini Bring Murano Glass to the Eternity Watch
Five limited-edition timepieces unite Tiffany’s gemstone artistry with Venini’s Venetian glassmaking, giving each watch a dial with its own character.
Blue takes on a different character when it is shaped in glass rather than cut as a gemstone. In Tiffany & Co.’s latest collaboration with Venini, the material becomes the defining feature of five limited-edition Eternity watches, bringing the centuries-old glassmaking tradition of Murano into the world of fine watchmaking.
Presented in Venice alongside Tiffany’s Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden collection, the series pairs Venini’s blue glass with the established design of the Eternity watch. Five dials have been cut from a single piece of glass, each revealing a different arrangement of colour and pattern. The variation belongs to the material itself, giving every watch an individual appearance.
The 28 mm cushion-shaped case is crafted in 18-karat white gold and framed with diamonds. Twelve aquamarines mark the hours, their pale blue tones complementing the deeper shades of the glass, while diamonds extend across the bracelet. The combination brings together two distinct treatments of light: the precise brilliance of faceted gemstones and the depth created by colour within glass.
For Venini, founded in Murano in 1921, the collaboration places its glassmaking expertise within an object designed to be worn. The dials required careful shaping to meet the dimensions of the watch, retaining the visual character of the glass while accommodating the precision of the case. For Tiffany & Co., the material offers a different expression of the Eternity collection, whose traditional design uses differently cut diamonds to mark the hours.
The result is a meeting of jewellery and glassmaking in which neither material is merely decorative. The diamonds and aquamarines establish the watch’s familiar luxury codes, while the blue glass gives each example a distinct visual identity. Produced in just five pieces, the series brings the individuality of artisanal glass into a form defined by precision.
