The history of Tiffany
There is not many brand names that rank higher in the world of luxury and status of Tiffany & Co. A study recently conducted by the Luxury Institute reported that T & Co. is the most popular source for custom, one-of-a-kind and custom-made luxury goods as preferred by wealthier consumers of America.
The pedigree company opened its doors in 1837 as Tiffany & Young on Broadway and Warren in New York. Shortly after Tiffany's "Blue Box", which to date is only used in conjunction with a purchase from Tiffany, was presented to the public. Box then, as now, is symbolic of the quality assurance of the product contained inside. The intention of giving a gift is to make someone feel extraordinarily special is the source for making such a purchase.
Tiffany & Co. specializes in custom made items and collections of china, flatware sterling silver, and jewelry. It is also a great assortment of items for men and women. The valuable painting accessories for men include items such as watches, rings, cufflinks, money clips, business card cases, and perfumes. Selections for women include, but are not limited to, necklaces, pendants, charms, watches, rings, earrings, and perfume.
However, for men and women, the mere listing items available is only the beginning. It is the profound quality that accompanies these products that makes each one special one. A wide assortment of bridal baby, and special gifts for the home and are available.
Frank Gehry, Elsa Peretti, Jean Schlumberger and Paloma Picasso jewelry designers World famous Tiffany & Co. Mr. Gehry is arguably the greatest living architect in the world with several prestigious awards to his credit, including the Pritzker Prize and the AIA Gold Medal. He designed the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao (Spain) and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.
Ms. Peretti, who was with Tiffany's since 1974, is best known for its diamonds by the yard and pearls from the documents Yard. These jewelry designs inspired revolutionary many great works of other contemporary artists.
Some of the jewelry designs of the eclectic late Jean Schlumberger are in museums. A pin, he designed the singular piece of jewelry shown in the Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The exhilarating minutes of free-form Paloma Picasso first captured the attention of Tiffany & Co. in 1979. Ms. Picasso began his foray in the world of art as a costume designer and stylist.
Stores are located in North America, South America, Europe, Australia and Asia / Pacific. Catalogs and brochures are also available online. Goods by Tiffany & Co. are not currently available through the Internet. The firm advises urges consumers to be aware of property supposed to be T & Co., if not purchased directly.
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