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TIFFANY & CO

Tiffany & Co High Jewelry – New York

The American Authority in Global High Jewelry

In New York, Tiffany & Co stands as an undisputed authority in high jewelry. Founded in 1837, the Maison has built a unique legacy where creativity, exceptional gemstones, and artisanal mastery converge. Its newly redesigned flagship, The Landmark on Fifth Avenue, is more than a boutique: it is a cultural and patrimonial symbol of contemporary luxury.

Exceptional Gemstones and Iconic Creations

Tiffany & Co high jewelry is defined by:

  • Legendary diamonds, including the famous Tiffany Diamond, a global symbol of rarity and excellence.

  • Rigorous selection, ensuring the integrity and purity of every precious stone.

  • Timeless creations, blending stylistic innovation with refined elegance.

Each piece is conceived as a true work of art, designed to be passed down through generations.

The Landmark, a Unique Showcase

Through its 10 floors dedicated to the Tiffany & Co universe, The Landmark has become one of the world’s temples of high jewelry. It combines:

  • Contemporary architecture and American tradition, with the iconic “Blue Box” glass extension.

  • A cultural scenography, featuring more than 40 integrated artworks.

  • An immersive experience, blending retail, exhibitions, and exclusive private spaces.

Unmatched Craftsmanship

Artisanship is the beating heart of Tiffany & Co:

  • Extreme precision in stone cutting and setting.

  • Creative innovation, uniting modern lines with timeless traditions.

  • Built-in durability, with creations designed to endure as treasured heirlooms.

Responsibility and Lasting Vision

Tiffany & Co has long been a pioneer in responsible jewelry:

  • Full traceability of diamonds, offering clients an unprecedented level of transparency.

  • Support for mining communities, through social and environmental programs.

  • Commitment to sustainability, with reduced carbon impact and innovative eco-friendly practices.

Gloss New York x Tiffany & Co

By showcasing Tiffany & Co High Jewelry in New York, Gloss highlights a Maison that unites heritage, innovation, and responsibility. Tiffany & Co is more than a jeweler: it is a global reference shaping the future of luxury.

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FAQ – Tiffany & Co High Jewelry in New York

What is Tiffany & Co’s flagship in New York?
The Landmark at 727 Fifth Avenue. Reopened in 2023, it spans 10 floors, making it the largest Tiffany & Co store in the world.

What distinguishes Tiffany & Co high jewelry?
Its unique blend of legendary diamonds, artisanal savoir-faire, and a refined yet contemporary creative vision.

Why is the Landmark central to Tiffany & Co’s strategy?
Because it goes beyond retail: it offers a cultural, artistic, and patrimonial experience, symbolizing American luxury at its highest level.

Which gemstones symbolize Tiffany & Co?
The legendary Tiffany Diamond, along with gemstones selected under the strictest standards of purity and integrity.

How does Tiffany & Co ensure sustainability in high jewelry?
By designing timeless creations, ensuring full traceability of diamonds, and adhering to strong ethical and environmental commitments.

What role does craftsmanship play in Tiffany & Co high jewelry?
It is central: every jewel reflects extreme precision and nearly two centuries of artisanal tradition.

What clientele does the Landmark attract?
A global, discerning, and cultured audience seeking unique creations and responsible values.

How does Tiffany & Co support local communities?
Through educational, environmental, and social initiatives in mining regions.

What makes Tiffany & Co different in global high jewelry?
Its ability to unite American heritage, unmatched craftsmanship, and responsibility, while setting the codes of contemporary luxury.

Why does Gloss New York highlight Tiffany & Co?
Because it illustrates a Maison where heritage, innovation, and responsibility define the future of high jewelry.