Tiffany - Iconic Diamond Jeweller
- Tiffany & Co. was founded in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young in New York City.
- The iconic Tiffany Blue color, officially known as "1837 Blue," is synonymous with luxury and elegance.
- Tiffany introduced the modern engagement ring as we know it today, with its classic six-prong "Tiffany setting."
- The company played a significant role in standardising Jewellery quality and the use of platinum in the United States.
- The famous Tiffany Diamond, one of the world's largest yellow diamonds, weighs 128.54 carats and is rarely worn.
- The New York City flagship store on Fifth Avenue is renowned for its opulent exterior and the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's."
- The Tiffany Blue Book is an annual publication showcasing the brand's most exquisite and unique Jewellery creations.
- Elsa Peretti, a renowned Jewellery designer, collaborated with Tiffany to create iconic pieces like the "Bean" pendant and the "Open Heart" design.
- The "Return to Tiffany" collection features heart-shaped pendants and charms, symbolising a return to the brand's legacy.
- Jean Schlumberger's designs, like the "Bird on a Rock" brooch, celebrate nature's beauty and are coveted by collectors.
- Tiffany has a legacy of designing trophies, including the Vince Lombardi Trophy for the Super Bowl and the U.S. Open Tennis Championship Trophy.
- The company's sterling silver "Atlas" collection features Roman numerals, reflecting Tiffany's connection to New York City's cultural heritage.
- Tiffany has been a leader in ethical sourcing and established the Tiffany Diamond Source Initiative to trace the journey of its diamonds.
- The "Tiffany T" collection showcases modern, geometric designs that have become a favorite among contemporary Jewellery enthusiasts.
- The brand's "Blue Book" collection is launched each year, featuring extraordinary high Jewellery pieces with exceptional gemstones.
- Tiffany has expanded its offerings to include luxury watches, home accessories, fragrances, and leather goods.
- The Tiffany Foundation supports art and design education and awards grants to emerging artists and craftsmen.
- The "Soleste" collection features rings and Jewellery with a halo of diamonds surrounding vibrant center stones.
- The Tiffany Setting has been celebrated as the most brilliant and iconic diamond engagement ring in the world.
- Tiffany's craftsmanship and innovation have made it a symbol of timeless luxury and style, cherished by generations.
Tiffany & Co. Guides
Breakfast with Tiffany & Co.
Originally named 'Tiffany, Young & Ellis', the company quickly gained recognition for its exceptional craftsmanship and exquisite designs.
Rise of Tiffany
A yellow diamond of extraordinary quality and craftmanship. Once cut, it was still 128 carats, and officially named “The Tiffany Diamond”.
