TEFAF New York 2025 transformed Manhattan’s Park Avenue Armory into a premier showcase where fine jewelry stood alongside iconic artworks by Picasso and Warhol, proving that jewelry itself is art.
Since 1988, The European Fine Art Foundation (TEFAF) has set the gold standard for art fairs, with its New York edition spotlighting modern and contemporary masterpieces, including breathtaking natural diamond jewelry.
The fair attracts leading maisons and visionary designers, presenting museum-quality pieces that transcend traditional jewelry to become objets d’art.
This year’s standout jewelry includes:
Ana Khouri’s 30.05-carat cushion-cut diamond collar in 18K Fairmined yellow gold
Anna Hu’s Sunrise Symphony Butterfly Brooch featuring a 2.28-carat rose-cut diamond with hand-painted titanium wings
Hemmerle’s earrings with 21.9 carats of fancy deep-brown-yellow diamonds in bronze and white gold settings
Boghossian’s chandelier earrings set with 18 carats of emerald-cut diamonds and a rare Paraiba tourmaline ring
FD Gallery’s Cartier Belle Époque diamond lavallière necklace with approximately 30 carats, and Boivin’s diamond necklace totaling about 60 carats
TEFAF elevates fine jewelry beyond accessory status, highlighting craftsmanship, rarity, and storytelling through exceptional natural diamonds. For collectors and enthusiasts, it remains the ultimate jewelry pilgrimage.
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