In a fusion of science and artistry, the SURVIVORS COLLECTION (concept prototype) envisions a unique collaboration between Genentech and Tiffany & Co., creating a platform that honors female cancer survivors. This idea transforms the microscopic structures of cancer cells into meaningful, wearable art. Leveraging Genentech’s groundbreaking research and high-resolution imagery of cancer cells, Tiffany’s design team would craft intricate forms that symbolize both beauty and resilience.

The goal is not just to create jewelry, but to offer survivors a tangible symbol of their journey—celebrating strength, empowerment, and personal transformation. What once represented destruction now serves as a canvas for hope and healing. For many, wearing a piece inspired by cancer cells holds deep emotional significance: a marker of survival, a reminder of battles fought and won, and a reflection of the reclaiming of one’s body.

The Survivors Collection is more than jewelry; it’s a movement that unites medical innovation with artistic expression, raising awareness and funding for critical cancer research and survivor programs.

A year ago, I brought this personal initiative to the folks at Harrison Star Advertising, and it resonated with remarkable enthusiasm, for which I’m truly grateful.