Legendary jewelry house Tiffany & Co. is making its presence known on the big screen once again – this time, with a diamond-studded appearance in Netflix’s Frankenstein, the highly anticipated new film from Academy Award-winning director Guillermo del Toro.

For the first time, the jeweler has brought together rare vintage diamond masterworks and modern high jewelry on the cinematic stage—made possible by the unparalleled depth and breadth of the Tiffany Archives. The film’s costume designer, Kate Hawley, paired custom textile designs in rich jewel tones inspired by organic forms with meticulously curated jewelry.

Pulling storied jewelry from the Tiffany Archives, the film showcases heart-stopping Tiffany & Co. designs that firmly anchor the film in its 1850s setting. Pieces crafted by Julia Munson and Meta Overbeck will appear on screen, created under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany, the House’s pioneering Art Director, renowned for his bold experimentation and deep reverence for nature. Most of these historic jewels have never been worn in modern times.

This collaboration underscores Tiffany’s nearly 200-year legacy of exceptional craft, unrivaled artistry, and storytelling, setting a new precedent for the role of jewelry in film.

Vice President and Creative Director of Tiffany Patrimony and Global Creative Visual Merchandising at Tiffany & Co., Christopher Young said in a press release: “Frankenstein continues Tiffany & Co.’s legacy of contributing to the world of cinema—not simply as adornment, but as a storytelling layer, helping bring unforgettable characters and screen moments to life through the enduring language of Tiffany jewelry.”