Tiffany and Co. has elevated Nathalie Verdeille to senior vice president, chief artistic officer.
Her new enhanced role sees her oversee all product categories adding home, accessories and watches, working with design teams with a unified and elevated artistic vision across the American jewelry brand.
“Nathalie brings a singular creative vision that is deeply rooted in our heritage yet unmistakably modern,” said Anthony Ledru, president and chief executive officer of Tiffany & Co. “Her ability to translate artistry into desirability across categories has been central to our momentum. This expanded role reflects both her impact and our ambition to further strengthen the coherence and expression of our design across the maison.”
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Under her leadership, Tiffany & Co.’s jewelry portfolio — fine and high jewelry — has achieved both creative and commercial momentum. Verdeille has shaped the brand with a balanced dialogue between heritage and modernity. Her teams have reimagined the brand’s key legacy designs — for example, the relaunch of Bird on a Rock, a hero piece created by Jean Schlumberger, whose signature vocabulary Verdeille continues to preserve while bringing it into a modern focus.
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Verdeille’s leadership on high jewelry has seen the category expand, with Tiffany reporting that her 2025 Blue Book: Sea of Wonder collection was their most successful high jewelry collection to date.
“I am deeply honored and excited. Creation is rooted in a balance between heritage and innovation, between craftsmanship and a strong creative vision,” Verdeille said. “In this role, my aspiration is to structure a unique creative direction, serving our core business — jewelry — and to strengthen its clarity and desirability across all our creations. A shared commitment to excellence, in every gesture.”
Verdeille joined Tiffany in 2021, shortly after the American brand was acquired by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Previously, she served as creative director for jewelry at Cartier.
In her expanded role, Verdeille will continue to report directly to CEO Ledru and remain a member of the executive committee.