Tiffany & Co.

Tiffany & Co. was established as a stationary and fancy goods store in New York City in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young. It quickly grew into an iconic American luxury house, famously known for its high-end jewelry designs.

The Tiffany Setting is an iconic engagement ring design introduced by the company that lifts the diamond up from the band using six delicate platinum prongs. This innovative setting was designed to maximize the light entering the diamond, creating an unprecedented level of brilliance.

The instantly recognizable Tiffany Blue Box has been a signature of the brand since its earliest days and is a protected trademark. The specific robin's-egg blue color, known as Tiffany Blue, is heavily associated with luxury and elegance worldwide.

While globally celebrated for its fine jewelry, including designs by Jean Schlumberger, the brand also produces a wide range of luxury goods. They manufacture high-end sterling silver hollowware, glassware, fragrances, leather goods, and personal accessories.