Since the 1990s, Supreme, an American skateboard brand headquartered in New York City, has been an important participant.

Now it is cooperating with iconic luxury brand Tiffany (Tiffany) to launch a series of jewelry.

Undoubtedly, some items in this series are different from the usual Tiffany series, and the key ring echoes the brand style.

Of course, the iconic Tiffany heart shape is still in place, with an exciting twist.

In this series, there are two necklaces, two keychains, a set of cufflinks and a bracelet.

All products are named Supreme, while other products also include the iconic Tiffany heart shape.

One necklace is decorated with pearls with the Supreme logo label, while the second necklace is an all-silver ball chain and a Tiffany heart with the Supreme logo.

The shape of the cufflinks is the same as Tiffany's heart shape, and the heart shape appears again in one of the two keychains.

However, this key ring contains a very advanced additional function: a knife, which folds out of the key ring and uses it similarly to a Swiss army knife.

Another key ring includes a rectangular tag on a pearl necklace with a lobster clasp, which can be easily clipped to jeans or backpacks.

Finally, the bracelet in the series is composed of stars, seven of which are engraved with Supreme letters, and the eighth star bears the Tiffany logo.

Supreme shared the pictures of the new series on Instagram and confirmed that it will be released on November 11.

Their post said: "The Supreme partnered with Tiffany to launch a new series for the fall of 2021.

"Inspired by works originally launched in the 1960s, the Return to Tiffany® collection includes heart-shaped pendants, oval tag pearl necklaces, star bracelets, heart-shaped tag ear studs, heart-shaped knife key rings, oval tag key rings and T-shirts .

"All works are made of 925 sterling silver. The oval label pearl necklace uses freshwater cultured pearls. It will be launched on November 11. It will be launched in Japan on November 13."

These works will be available on the Supreme website instead of the Tiffany website, so fans need to quickly visit the skateboard brand's website to ensure that they can get the series immediately.

Given the prestige of the brands involved, this may soon be sold out.

Currently, the prices of these items are not available online. Newsweek has contacted Supreme and Tiffany to confirm.

Supreme recently collaborated with Junya Watanabe on Comme des Garçons, Timberland, Nike Cross Trainer Low and The North Face.

On the other hand, Tiffany is currently working with Carters, Jay-Z and Beyonce to develop their About Love series.

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