TNC x Tiffany & Co.: Protecting Our Ocean, Together
Tiffany & Co.'s "Love For Our Oceans" turns love into action.
Beneath the surface of the ocean, seahorses glide through swaying seagrass—curling their tails around blades for shelter, then entwining in graceful, color‑changing dances. Through Tiffany & Co.’s Love For Our Oceans initiative, support for The Nature Conservancy is helping protect the reefs, seagrass meadows, and coastal waters that make this life possible. To date, the initiative has contributed more than USD $2 million for global ocean conservation work—turning love into action and advancing The Nature Conservancy's ambitious goal to conserve 4 billion hectares of ocean by 2030.
T Smile by Tiffany cord bracelets from Tiffany & Co will help support TNC's ocean conservation work
Wearing Change
Beginning June 8, 2026, Tiffany & Co. unveils a new limited-edition collection of T Smile by Tiffany cord bracelets, crafted with cords made entirely from ocean-bound plastic bottles, with 18k gold accents and diamond detailing. For each bracelet sold through December 31, 2028, USD $150 will be contributed to The Nature Conservancy, to advance global ocean conservation efforts—helping sustain the ecosystems and species that depend on a healthy ocean.
A Thriving Ocean
Tiffany & Co. has championed ocean conservation for nearly 25 years and funded The Nature Conservancy’s marine protection work since 2007. Their contributions have advanced conservation in places such as The Bahamas, Palau, Australia, and other critical coastal and reef ecosystems—strengthening resilience, restoring habitats, and uplifting communities whose lives are deeply connected to the ocean. Building on this shared legacy, Love For Our Oceans continues to deepen impact by supporting conservation in extraordinary places like Belize and Raja Ampat.
Celebrating a USD $2M+ milestone!
With Tiffany & Co's support, we are making progress toward our ambitious 2030 goal to conserve 4B hectares of ocean—more than 10% of the world’s total ocean area.
Love in Motion: Where Belize's Seagrass Meadows Sway and Seahorses Drift
Off the coast of Belize, the Caribbean Sea reveals a vibrant underwater world—coral gardens, sweeping seagrass meadows, and mangrove‑lined shores that form part of the Mesoamerican Reef, the second‑largest barrier reef system on Earth. These connected habitats support nearly 1,400 marine species and help stabilize coastlines, support fisheries, and store carbon—making seagrass meadows one of the ocean’s most effective natural climate solutions.
Among the seagrass, seahorses drift and cling, curling their tails around blades for shelter and breaking into delicate, color‑changing courtship dances. Tiffany & Co.’s support is helping The Nature Conservancy protect the coral reefs and seagrass meadows these animals depend on, by mapping and monitoring critical habitats and advancing long‑term conservation that keeps entire coastal ecosystems—reefs, mangroves, and seagrass together—thriving for generations.
Love in Color: Where Raja Ampat’s Coral Reefs Glow and Reef Squid Shimmer
In eastern Indonesia, Raja Ampat rises as a crown jewel of the ocean, where sparkling waters and vibrant coral reefs form a thriving ecosystem within the Bird’s Head Seascape. Home to some of the most diverse coral reefs on Earth, this extraordinary place supports thousands of marine species and reefs that are showing resilience in warming seas. These reefs sustain coastal communities by providing food, livelihoods, and natural protection from storms, making them essential to the interconnected health of coastal life.
Scenes from Raja Ampat
Where sparkling waters and vibrant coral reefs form a thriving ecosystem within the Bird’s Head Seascape.
Golden Reef: A reef in Raja Ampat during the sunset. Taken in February 2019 in Raja Ampat, Indonesia © Joseph Orsi /TNC Photo Contest 2019
Karang Shadow dive site: An underwater view of a coral garden rich with life. © Purwanto Nugroho/TNC Photo Contest 2019
Coral Reef: Raja Ampat, Indonesia © Wawan Mangile
Underwater Delicates: Pemandangan bawah air di situs penyelaman Two Tree, Raja Ampat, Indonesia. © Purwanto Nugroho/TNC Photo Contest 2019
Among the reefs, big fin reef squid shimmer and pulse with color, unfolding dazzling courtship displays across coral gardens and nearby seagrass beds. These “glitter squid” depend on healthy reefs, seagrass, and mangroves to complete their life cycle—making them a vibrant sign of a thriving ocean. With support from Tiffany & Co., The Nature Conservancy is protecting the coral reefs and coastal habitats these species rely on, by strengthening marine protected areas, supporting sustainable fisheries, upholding traditional stewardship practices like sasi, and advancing coral resilience research to guide long-term conservation that keeps Raja Ampat’s reefs glowing with life for generations to come.