The world’s most extraordinary diamonds are christened with names. The Hope Diamond, the Cullinan, and the Koh-i-Noor are among the elite class of stones that have become known throughout history by their monikers—and when Lady Gaga famously wore the Tiffany Diamond,
West Coast fans of the 1961 Audrey Hepburn classic “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” will finally get to live out their fantasy of dining at the famous jewelry store. In December, Tiffany & Co. is opening a Blue Box Cafe at South Coast Plaza in Costa
While the coronavirus pandemic may have put a damper on some of the biggest fashion drops and events slated for May, such as the Met Gala, Tiffany & Co. is still surging into spring with the launch of its Tiffany T1 collection. The legendary
Reed Krakoff is crossing his T’s as only Tiffany’s chief artistic officer can. His latest jewelry collection reveals a new take on the T motif, a brand hallmark since the 1980s. Crafted in 18-karat rose gold—diamonds optional—the pieces all pack
LVMH Moët Hennessy Group, the French luxury goods conglomerate owned by Europe’s richest man Bernard Arnault, has confirmed it had made a surprise offer to buy U.S. jewelry giant Tiffany. An LVMH statement this morning said: “In light of recent market
Tiffany & Co. is launching its first comprehensive jewelry collection for men in October as it seeks to diversify its traditional customer base. The line announced Thursday is part of the Tiffany’s strategy to attract younger shoppers and pump up
Reed Krakoff said that having a brand icon like the iconic blue is ‘a dream.’ CANNES, France—When it comes to storied brands, few can rival Tiffany & Co. Since its establishment in 1837, the jewelry brand has had a rich