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Del Toro's Frankenstein Features Tiffany Jewelry in Unique Collaboration

10/10/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein partners with Tiffany & Co. to feature historic jewelry, Tiffany's first Netflix collaboration.
The film includes Wade Necklace (1900) and Favrile Glass Scarab (1914).
An immersive window display at Tiffany & Co.'s Fifth Avenue store reimagines key scenes from the film.
Del Toro notes heightened security for jewels on set, which even had its own trailer.

History

Historical Context

In 1930, Tiffany & Co. began collaborating with the film industry, creating jewelry for movies like "The Great Ziegfeld," which enhanced cinematic storytelling. This partnership reflects a broader trend of luxury brands integrating into film, exemplified by Guillermo del Toro's recent work with Tiffany on pieces like the Wade Necklace, underscoring the cultural significance of jewelry in shaping audience perceptions.

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Story summary

Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein partners with Tiffany & Co. to feature historic jewelry, Tiffany's first Netflix collaboration.
The film includes Wade Necklace (1900) and Favrile Glass Scarab (1914).
An immersive window display at Tiffany & Co.'s Fifth Avenue store reimagines key scenes from the film.
Del Toro notes heightened security for jewels on set, which even had its own trailer.

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