International Gems News Tiffany Unveils Beneath One Crescent Moon Collection for the Middle-East Jewellery Markets for Ramadan by Nikhil Prasad February 25, 2026 written by Nikhil Prasad February 25, 2026 Share 0FacebookTwitterPinterestThreadsBlueskyEmail 12 Key points Anchored in the symbolism of the crescent and the emotional resonance of the Holy Month, the campaign reflects a refined narrative strategy that speaks directly to audiences in the Middle East while maintaining the Maison’s universal appeal. According to this Middle-East Jewellery News report, the campaign is positioned not merely as a seasonal marketing effort, but as a thoughtful meditation on connection and intention. Rather than foregrounding product in a conventional sense, Tiffany allows mood and meaning to take precedence, embracing shadow, light, and subtle visual cues to convey a message of shared humanity. Middle-East Jewellery News: Tiffany & Co. has introduced its 2026 Ramadan campaign, “Beneath One Crescent Moon,” unveiling a poetic tribute to unity, reflection, and shared spiritual light across global markets. Anchored in the symbolism of the crescent and the emotional resonance of the Holy Month, the campaign reflects a refined narrative strategy that speaks directly to audiences in the Middle East while maintaining the Maison’s universal appeal. The initiative arrives at a time when luxury houses are deepening cultural engagement, and Tiffany’s latest expression signals both reverence and confidence. A poetic Ramadan tribute by Tiffany illuminated beneath a shared crescent skyImage Credit: Tiffany & Co According to this Middle-East Jewellery News report, the campaign is positioned not merely as a seasonal marketing effort, but as a thoughtful meditation on connection and intention. Rooted in the collective experience of observing Ramadan under one sky, “Beneath One Crescent Moon” draws on the quiet stillness that defines the month. Rather than foregrounding product in a conventional sense, Tiffany allows mood and meaning to take precedence, embracing shadow, light, and subtle visual cues to convey a message of shared humanity. A selected jewelry masterpiece from the Tiffany’s Ramadan collectionImage Credit: Tiffany & Co Poetry, Symbolism and Spiritual Stillness A defining dimension of the campaign is an original Arabic poem by Emirati author and artist Alia Al Shamsi. Her verses move fluidly between the personal and the universal, evoking the gentle glow of a crescent suspended above a starlit horizon. The words echo Ramadan’s unique duality, where introspection and togetherness exist side by side. Through her poetic lens, the crescent becomes more than a celestial marker; it transforms into a symbol of guidance, patience, and renewal. Visually, the campaign mirrors this emotional cadence. Muted tones, soft illumination, and deliberate stillness shape a contemplative atmosphere. The restraint is intentional. Tiffany demonstrates assurance in allowing symbolism to carry the story, trusting that viewers will connect with the deeper sentiment rather than overt display. Another jewelry piece from the limited-edition collection by Tiffany for the Middle-East marketsImage Credit: Tiffany & Co Iconic Collections Reimagined for Ramadan Within this serene narrative, Tiffany’s signature collections are seamlessly integrated. HardWear speaks to resilience and inner fortitude, qualities often strengthened during the Holy Month. Knot represents enduring bonds, capturing the spirit of family gatherings and shared iftars. T embodies clarity and direction, reflecting the purposeful reflection that Ramadan encourages. Meanwhile, Bird on a Rock, originally conceived by Jean Schlumberger, becomes an emblem of renewal and optimism, echoing the spiritual uplift that defines the season. By embedding these globally recognised designs into the symbolic framework of Ramadan, Tiffany balances international brand language with regional cultural respect. It is a nuanced approach that elevates both product and purpose without diminishing either. A Decade of Regional Engagement The 2026 campaign builds upon more than a decade of Ramadan-focused storytelling by Tiffany. Previous initiatives have explored themes of generosity, connection, and reflection, often incorporating regional landscapes, calligraphy, and intimate family scenes. Desert horizons, lantern-lit evenings, and celestial imagery have become recurring motifs, reinforcing the brand’s sensitivity to local tradition. Tiffany’s Ramadan CollectionImage Credit: Tiffany & Co In recent years, Tiffany has increasingly collaborated with creatives from the Middle East, moving beyond adaptation toward authentic co-creation. This strategic evolution underscores the commercial and cultural importance of Ramadan within the luxury jewellery calendar. The Middle East remains a vital growth region for the brand, supported by boutiques in major luxury destinations such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha, and Kuwait City. Globally, Tiffany operates more than 300 stores across North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Middle East. Since joining LVMH in 2021, the house has accelerated its retail transformation through flagship renovations, immersive store concepts, and expansion in high-growth markets, reinforcing its stature among the world’s most influential jewellery names. The broader significance of “Beneath One Crescent Moon” lies in its quiet power. Rather than relying on spectacle, Tiffany chooses introspection. It recognises that luxury today is not defined solely by craftsmanship, but by cultural intelligence and emotional authenticity. By aligning its storytelling with the spiritual cadence of Ramadan, the Maison deepens its bond with audiences who seek meaning as much as beauty. The campaign ultimately affirms that under one crescent, across continents and communities, shared light can unite diverse hearts in a single reflective moment. 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