Fire in a Frame: The Iconic Schlumberger Ring Reimagined

They don’t just sparkle—they speak.

When Jean Schlumberger created his iconic designs for Tiffany & Co., he didn’t just design jewelry. He crafted wearable poetry, told in carat and flame, stone and soul. Among his most celebrated masterpieces? The Schlumberger Ring — a design that remains as timeless as it is bold.

The Genius of Jean Schlumberger

Schlumberger was no ordinary designer. A French visionary who once drew fantastical creatures in his childhood notebooks, he went on to become one of only four designers in Tiffany's history granted the privilege to sign their work. His designs fuse imagination and impeccable craftsmanship — and nowhere is this more evident than in the Schlumberger Ring.

Fire Meets Frame

The ring is known for its distinctive ‘X’ motif, often in polished gold, elegantly wrapping around a center gem as if cradling fire in a golden cage. That tension — between wild beauty and structured elegance — is the beating heart of this piece.

This signature look turns the ring into more than jewelry — it’s a statement of art deco rebellion, a whisper of haute couture history, and a declaration of taste.

Stars Who Wear It Best

From Jacqueline Kennedy to Reese Witherspoon, the Schlumberger Ring has graced the fingers of icons who know how to wield elegance like a weapon.

It doesn’t scream. It smolders. And that’s the point.

Duty-Free Discovery

Spotting a Schlumberger Ring in a duty-free boutique is like finding a Matisse in a metro station — rare, electrifying, and irresistible. For the traveler who sees the world as their runway, this is the souvenir supreme.

Luxury without tax? Yes. But this isn’t about price. It’s about possessing a legacy — a flicker of Jean’s fire, caught in gold.