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Mikey Madison Champions Self-Love In Tiffany & Co.’s Playful New Diamond Campaign
Oscar-Winning Actress Gives The Iconic Sixteen Stone Ring A Fresh, Empowering Meaning
Tiffany & Co. has unveiled its latest Love & Celebration campaign, starring Academy Award-winning actress Mikey Madison, who brings charm, wit and confidence to a refreshing take on modern love, self-expression and luxury jewellery.
In the campaign film, Madison appears in a classic black dress, seated at a vanity as soft music plays in the background. Opening the signature Tiffany Blue Box, she slips on the iconic Sixteen Stone solitaire diamond ring, originally created by legendary designer Jean Schlumberger in 1959.
What follows is a playful twist on the familiar “loves me, loves me not” ritual. As Madison moves the ring from one finger to another, she alternates between the two phrases while admiring herself in the mirror. The moment culminates with her placing the ring on her middle finger, switching off the music and confidently declaring, “I love me.” She closes the Tiffany box and walks away, leaving behind a powerful message of self-love, confidence and independence.
The campaign has resonated strongly with audiences, with many praising Madison’s effortless performance and the brand’s contemporary storytelling. Social media users described her as the perfect face for Tiffany’s evolving image, while others applauded the introduction of the Sixteen Stone solitaire as a meaningful everyday statement piece.
Madison, who won the 2025 Academy Award for her performance in Anora and became a Tiffany & Co. ambassador the same year, previously fronted the brand’s HardWear campaign.
Through Love & Celebration, Tiffany & Co. expands its traditional narrative around love beyond romance. The maison positions fine jewellery as a celebration of personal milestones, family bonds, friendships and, most importantly, self-appreciation. The campaign reflects the belief that love is personal, inclusive and defined by the wearer.
Alongside the film, Tiffany has also released a series of digital videos showcasing the brand’s diamond expertise, artisanal craftsmanship and nearly two centuries of heritage. The campaign further highlights the versatility of the Sixteen Stone collection—once designed as a wedding band and now reimagined as a striking solitaire ring suited for everyday wear.
With Mikey Madison’s confident portrayal, Tiffany & Co. delivers a modern message: the most meaningful diamond purchase can be the one made for yourself.
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Global Diamond Consortium Announces Agreement To Acquire Anglo American’s Stake In De Beers In Landmark $1 Billion Transaction
Consortium Commits An Additional $500 Million Post-Acquisition Capital Injection and Enters Strategic Dialogues With The Government Of Botswana.
The Global Diamond Consortium, a strategic partnership comprising the governments of Namibia and Angola alongside leading global diamond traders, today announced an agreement to acquire Anglo American’s equity stake in De Beers.
Key Transaction Terms & Reinvestment Strategy
Under the terms of the agreement:
- Initial Consideration: The consortium will pay $750 million upfront upon closing.
- Deferred Consideration: An additional $250 million will be paid in subsequent installments, bringing the total transaction value to $1 billion.
- Post-Acquisition Capital: The consortium has committed to injecting approximately $500 million in fresh capital directly into De Beers following the acquisition to stabilize operations and fuel long-term operational initiatives.
Navigating Market Dynamics
The acquisition marks a pivotal turning point for De Beers, which has faced significant broader market downturns in recent years. After reaching a peak valuation of $17.6 billion in 2001, De Beers’ reported book value adjusted to $2.3 billion earlier this year. The consortium’s capital injection aims to position the iconic diamond producer for renewed stability and sustainable value creation across the global supply chain.
Strategic Regional Collaboration
Central to the transition is the consortium’s commitment to producer-nation equity and strategic alignment. In addition to the direct participation of the governments of Namibia and Angola, the consortium is actively negotiating with the Government of the Republic of Botswana.
Botswana, which currently holds a 15% stake in De Beers, has expressed a formal intent to increase its ownership share as part of the strategic restructuring.
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