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Tiffany & Co. Congratulates the Milwaukee Bucks, Winners of the NBA® Finals 2021 and Recipients of the Larry O’Brien Trophy

Tiffany & Co. congratulates the Milwaukee Bucks on their victory in the NBA® Finals 2021, securing one of the most coveted trophies in professional sports: the Larry O’Brien Trophy.

Tiffany first created the iconic Larry O’Brien Trophy in 1978, which was then referred to as the Walter A. Brown Trophy. In 1984, it was renamed after former NBA^® Commissioner Larry O’Brien. Standing 24.5 inches in height and weighing 16 pounds, the sterling silver and 24k gold vermeil design resembles a regulation-size basketball falling into a net etched into the trophy.

Tiffany also designed and handcrafts other celebrated NBA® trophies, such as the Bill Russell NBA^® Finals MVP Award, the NBA^® Eastern and Western Conference Championship trophies and the WNBA^® Championship Trophy. Each of Tiffany’s revered sports trophies are handcrafted by artisans at its hollowware workshop in Cumberland, Rhode Island.

About Tiffany & Co.

TIFFANY & CO., founded in New York City in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, is a global luxury jeweler synonymous with elegance, innovative design, fine craftsmanship and creative excellence.

With more than 300 retail stores worldwide and a workforce of more than 13,000 employees, TIFFANY & CO. and its subsidiaries design, manufacture and market jewelry, watches and luxury accessories. Nearly 5,000 skilled artisans cut Tiffany diamonds and craft jewelry in the Company’s own workshops, realizing the brand’s commitment to superlative quality.

TIFFANY & CO. has a long-standing commitment to conducting its business responsibly, sustaining the natural environment, prioritizing diversity and inclusion, and positively impacting the communities in which it operates. To learn more about TIFFANY & CO. and its commitment to sustainability, please visit tiffany.com.

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Tiffany & Co. Introduces Three New Global House Ambassadors

NEW YORK, NY — Tiffany & Co. unveils today that Anya Taylor-Joy, Eileen Gu and Tracee Ellis Ross are its newest global House ambassadors. Ushering in a new creative vision for the storied jeweler, today, Taylor-Joy, Gu and Ross make their debut in the 2021 Tiffany T1 campaign, ‘Give Me the T,’ launching across Tiffany platforms on Tuesday, June 15.

“Growing up, I would often wander through the flagship store on Fifth Avenue, imagining myself as a grown woman wearing the bold elegance of Tiffany’s signature diamonds. All these years later, to be the face of this iconic brand and to represent the T1 collection is a dream come true,” said Tracee Ellis Ross. “Shooting the campaign was a welcome moment of inspiration and glamour after the challenging year that we’ve all experienced.”

Showcasing Tiffany’s signature collection through a pared-down, contemporary lens, Taylor-Joy, Gu, and Ross star in three vignettes obliquely centered around the letter T. Highlighting the design’s bold forms, striking pavé diamonds and intricate craftsmanship, the campaign was shot by Mario Sorrenti in New York City. While the story behind Tiffany T1 remains centered on inner strength and individuality, the breadth of the collection has evolved over the past year to include new bracelet, earrings and pendant styles, as well as new 18k white gold iterations. In the ‘Give Me the T’ campaign, Taylor-Joy, Gu and Ross layer the new designs with other striking T1 pieces—such as the T1 choker with nearly 250 round brilliant and baguette diamonds totaling over 13 carats—showcasing how the collection creates opportunities for self-expression.

“I love jewelry that has symbolism in it,” said Anya Taylor-Joy. “I love it to mean something to me. It doesn’t necessarily have to mean anything to anybody else, but I like to look down at my fingers and have a story.”

Following the T1 campaign, Taylor-Joy and Gu will star in the ‘Knot Your Typical City’campaign—also shot in New York City by Sorrenti—for a new jewelry collection that Tiffany is set to release in North America this fall, and globally in 2022. Wearing designs from the new collection, Taylor-Joy, Gu and Alton Mason pass through city streets as quintessentially hard-to-impress New Yorkers offer clear nods of approval.

“Wearing a beautiful piece of jewelry, especially one that is meaningful or motivational in a personal sense, is an inexorable feeling—it’s empowering, inspiring and exciting to express myself, to feel seen and heard without having to utter a single word,” said Eileen Gu. “I’m obsessed with the balance between elegant simplicity and striking boldness that the new T1 collection offers.”

Tiffany is proud to celebrate these inspiring individuals and will continue to explore exciting new avenues to highlight its latest and most iconic collections.

About Tiffany & Co.

TIFFANY & CO., founded in New York City in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, is a global luxury jeweler synonymous with elegance, innovative design, fine craftsmanship and creative excellence.

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Tiffany & Co. Celebrates Love and Inclusivity with the Launch of Men’s Engagement Rings

As a reflection and celebration of today’s modern love in all its forms, Tiffany & Co. is widening its robust selection of diamond rings with the addition of the Charles Tiffany Setting—a men’s engagement ring collection. A first for the luxury jeweler, the lineup offers a new means of expressing one’s love and commitment, signaling a new chapter in inclusive offerings that champion this sentiment.

Dashing designs and artisanal excellence

Named after founder Charles Lewis Tiffany, the assortment represents the jeweler’s signature aesthetic. Sleek, and unmistakably modern, the carefully crafted designs echo the refinement of its sister engagement ring, the Tiffany^® Setting.

Reminiscent of a signet silhouette, the titanium and platinum rings offer an eye-catching take on classic men’s style with dynamic contours and meticulous craftsmanship. Set with an exquisite center diamond, the emerald and square-emerald cut styles were chosen for their architectural forms, while the round brilliant styles offer a classic cut. Brilliant round diamonds feature a crisp knife-edge band while the emerald-cut diamond boasts strong, beveled edges.

Before any of these tokens of affection adorn the ring fingers of men around the globe, they’re responsibly sourced and crafted. We are able to provide our clients with information about their diamond, from its region or countries of origin to the place where it was cut and polished, graded and set. This level of transparency reassures wearers, in turn, cultivating trust and loyalty—two qualities that also exemplify a harmonious union.

The Charles Tiffany Setting honors the House’s long-standing legacy in love and inclusivity, ushering in new practices for companions to mark their unyielding bond for years to come.

Tiffany & Co. Launches Campaign “Stand for Love” in Celebration of Pride Month 2021

Tiffany’s new “Stand for Love” campaign spotlights New Yorkers from the LBGTQIA+ community in a short video where each share what they stand for. The raw and emotional video reveals that it all comes down to love.

“Stand for Love” honors the House’s long-standing legacy of celebrating love in all its forms and honoring our most cherished commitments together— across all gender identities and expressions.

Tiffany, through its LGBTQIA+ Employee Resource Group, has made charitable donations to both the Ali Forney Center and SAGE and will continue to be a resource for this community. Tiffany’s unwavering support of the LGBTQIA+ community is not limited to a month, but always.

The video, directed by New York-based film and commercial director Will Schluter, will go live on Tuesday, June 1 across all Tiffany’s social media channels and amplified through supportive media partnerships.

Tiffany & Co.’s 2021 Blue Book Colors of Nature Collection Shines a Spotlight on Jean Schlumberger’s Thistle Necklace

Groundbreaking and striking, the Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger^® Thistle necklace is one of the latest creations to honor and encapsulate Jean Schlumberger’s enduring legacy.

The resplendent piece was showcased at Tiffany’s largest exhibition of high jewelry in China recently as part of its 2021 Blue Book Collection, Colors of Nature. The collection expresses the natural world’s magnificent beauty in four themes: Earth, Land, Sea and Sky.

Taking more than two years to create by hand, the necklace highlights the bristly thistle flower’s unique shape, which buds from perennial plants characterized by leaves with sharp, protective prickles. The flower’s silhouettes and stages of growth spring to life in the rare piece, designed to encircle the neck effortlessly. Each one-of-a-kind thistle bud burgeons as though picked fresh from a field of wildflowers, inviting wearers on a journey through nature.

A lifelong nature enthusiast, Jean Schlumberger forever transformed high jewelry with his vibrant visions of flora and fauna. This piece fits into that imaginative world splendidly. Inspired by the earth’s natural landscape, the Thistle necklace reflects the lushness of the botanicals that stretch across the land.

Artisans meticulously used gold wire to tether each sparkling diamond element together, delicately layering in textures, dimensions and shadows. This level of craftsmanship requires the utmost precision and dexterity to ensure each diamond is perfectly set for optimal appeal and wearability.

Two distinctly different yet equally exquisite Thistle earrings pair with the alluring wildflower necklace. Both earring styles are alight with brilliant round diamonds set in platinum, artfully accentuating the flower’s enchanting contours.

The Thistle necklace’s fluidity exemplifies Jean Schlumberger’s talent for creating extraordinary designs that mirror the natural world’s constant motion and growth. Finding art in the environment is at the core of the collection and is one of Schlumberger’s everlasting gifts. Today, the Thistle necklace is one of those treasures and shines gloriously in the spotlight.

Explore more of Jean Schlumberger’s handcrafted fine jewelry treasures in this mesmerizing slideshow of some of his most memorable creations.

Tiffany & Co. Introduces Its First Men’s Engagement Ring: The Charles Tiffany Setting

NEW YORK, NY — This spring, Tiffany & Co. debuts The Charles Tiffany Setting, its first men’s engagement ring featuring a bold solitaire diamond. The ring is named after founder Charles Lewis Tiffany, who, in 1886, captivated lovers around the world with the introduction of the women’s solitaire diamond engagement ring, the Tiffany^® Setting. Following in the footsteps of its iconic sister, The Charles Tiffany Setting honors the jeweler’s long-standing legacy in love and inclusivity, paving the way for new traditions to celebrate our unique love stories and honor our most cherished commitments to one another.

Tiffany’s first diamond engagement ring designs for men are a modern and bold departure from the traditional wedding band. Recalling a signet silhouette, the platinum and titanium designs revise a classic men’s style with powerful contours, a contemporary profile and feature a striking center diamond.

The first release of The Charles Tiffany Setting will be available in round brilliant and emerald-cut diamonds up to 5 carats. The styles with a round brilliant diamond showcase a streamlined knife-edge band, inspired by the band on the iconic Tiffany^® Setting, while the styles with an emerald-cut diamond feature strong, architectural beveled edges.

Tiffany continues to bring a new level of transparency to its diamond supply chain, reaffirming its reputation as the leader in diamond traceability. The House is unique among global luxury jewelers in its ability to deliver the full craftsmanship journey for each newly sourced, individually registered diamond, including each diamond that is set in The Charles Tiffany Setting. Such diamond’s region or countries of origin, along with where it was cut and polished, graded and quality assured, as well as set in jewelry will be available from any sales professional as well as printed on the Tiffany Diamond Certificate. Beginning May 2021, when The Charles Tiffany Setting engagement rings debut at Tiffany & Co. flagship stores globally, men around the world can celebrate and honor their love with the unrivaled beauty and craftsmanship of a Tiffany diamond.

About Tiffany & Co.

TIFFANY & CO., founded in New York City in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, is a global luxury jeweler synonymous with elegance, innovative design, fine craftsmanship and creative excellence.

With more than 300 retail stores worldwide and a workforce of more than 13,000 employees,

TIFFANY & CO. and its subsidiaries design, manufacture and market jewelry, watches and luxury accessories. Nearly 5,000 skilled artisans cut Tiffany diamonds and craft jewelry in the Company’s own workshops, realizing the brand’s commitment to superlative quality.

TIFFANY & CO. has a long-standing commitment to conducting itsbusiness responsibly, sustaining the natural environment, prioritizingdiversity and inclusion, and positively impacting the communities in which it operates. To learn more about TIFFANY & CO. and its commitment to sustainability, please visit tiffany.com.

@TIFFANYANDCO

Remembering Elsa Peretti and the Inspiration Behind Some of Her Most Iconic Designs

When Elsa Peretti debuted at Tiffany & Co. on September 25, 1974, it marked the beginning of a revolution in jewelry. Over 2,000 people attended her first personal appearance, magnetized by the artistry and elegance of her sculptural gold and silver and the laidback glamour of her Diamonds by the Yard®.

The jewelry equivalent of ready-to-wear, Elsa’s designs were intended to be put on and carried off with ease. This attitude was something new for Tiffany and indeed the jewelry market. The accessible range of prices for the fashion forward jewelry was also completely different than any other collection. “What I want is not to become a status symbol but to give beauty at a price,” explained Elsa in a 1974 interview with People. It may not have been her goal, but Elsa’s pieces instantly became, and remain, emblems of style for many celebrated women.

“The day Elsa Peretti became a part of Tiffany & Co. was the day we entered a new era in our history of design innovation.” —Michael J. Kowalski, former Chairman and CEO, Tiffany & Co.

Elsa, who passed away on March 18, 2021 at 80, was born in Florence, Italy and educated in Switzerland and Rome. After receiving a degree in interior design, she worked briefly for architect, Dado Torrigiani in Milan before beginning a modeling career in Barcelona. Wilhelmina, the former model turned agent, suggested Elsa relocate to New York City. In 1968, she moved to Manhattan and landed at the absolute center of the creative scene. Artists, photographers, editors and the foremost fashion designers of the era were among her large circle of friends.

A desire for her own creative form of expression, a love of modern art, as well as the sleek fashions she was modeling inspired Elsa to design jewelry. She channeled her assured sense of style into a few bold and sensuous sculptural creations that fit perfectly with the clothes. Both Halston and Giorgio di Sant’Angelo showed her jewels with their runway collections. Elsa immediately built up a fanbase. Tiffany took notice.

Elsa’s historic career at Tiffany began after Tiffany’s art director George O’Brien, reached out to a senior editor at Harper’s Bazaar, Carrie Donovan, who spoke to Halston who told Peretti and set up a meeting for February 8, 1974. For the get-together, Elsa wore a red cashmere Halston dress and black shawl and carried her designs in a Spanish basket she used as a handbag. The only jewels she showed Tiffany’s chairman, Walter Hoving, were her Bottle pendant and Bone cuff. He offered her a contract on the spot. “It was the right idea at the right time,” the executive told The New York Times a few years later.

From the moment Elsa began designing jewelry, she worked side-by-side with the craftsmen making certain the curves on her gold and silver were comfortable to wear, beautiful to look at and wonderful to touch. Elsa had a particular love for sterling silver jewelry, elevating the status to accessible luxury for the first time.

Elsa’s sculptural style is exemplified in the Bone cuff’s curvaceous edges and the contour that fits over the wrist bone. “It was done with the first craftsman I worked with, Señor Abad,” Elsa told the special Style and Design issue of Time in 2013. “I was designing it on my left wrist. Then there was a flash between us about the area around the wrist bone. Between the craftsman and me, there is something in the air.”

Adventurous about techniques, Elsa introduced new ideas based on ancient craftsmanshipinto the Tiffany workrooms. Lacquer objects she saw during a trip to Japan ignited her imagination and became lacquer and hardwood jewels. A fragment of chainmail Elsa spotted while on vacation in India sparked the idea for her Mesh collection.

Elsa repeatedly expressed her gratitude to her craftsmen, frequently saying “Thanks to everybody who will continue to work with the spirit of a craftsman, and without whom we will never realize our fantasy.”

Throughout her design career, Elsa received accolades including the 1971 Coty American Fashion Critics Award for Jewelry and the 1986 Fashion Group “Night of Stars” award. In 1996 the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) named her Accessory Designer of the Year. Most recently Elsa accepted the Leonardo da Vinci Lifetime Achievement Award for Design at the 2019 Florence Biennale.

Several museums have recognized the artistic quality of Elsa’s creations and acquired her jewels and objects for their permanent collections. The British Museum in London has 55 Peretti works. New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and Cooper Hewitt both have several Perettis in their collections. Other museums with Peretti holdings include the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston.

In 2000, many of Elsa’s passions inspired her to form the Nando and Elsa Peretti Foundation. The charitable organization, dedicated to the memory of her father Nando Peretti, has supported a broad range of over 1,000 non-profit projects ranging from civil rights initiatives to wildlife conservation and promotion of the arts with an investment of over 57 million Euros.

Elsa’s legacy will live on through the Nando and Elsa Peretti Foundation which said shortly after her death, “She drew a clear and bright path for those of us left behind, leaving no gaps, leading us where she wanted to go, helping the weakest, the suffering, the discriminated and the marginalized.”

At Tiffany, Elsa Peretti’s legacy will live on through her jewels and objects many of which have been continuously made since the day she launched her collection in 1974.

Best Actress Nominee Andra Day Wears Tiffany & Co. at the 93rd Annual Academy Awards

(Los Angeles, CA): Andra Day, nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role for The United States vs. Billie Holiday, dazzled in Tiffany & Co. diamonds at the 93^rd Academy Awards tonight.

Day wore stunning Tiffany & Co. earrings featuring two square emerald-cut Fancy Vivid yellow diamonds totaling over 12 carats. She complemented her look with a Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger® Cooper bracelet in platinum and 18k yellow gold with over 465 Tiffany diamonds, along with a selection of Tiffany & Co. Schlumberger® and Tiffany T rings.

Jewelry Details:

ANDRA DAY

Earrings in platinum and 18k yellow gold with Fancy Vivid Yellow and white diamonds. For reference only.

About Tiffany & Co.

TIFFANY & CO., founded in New York City in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, is a global luxury jeweler synonymous with elegance, innovative design, fine craftsmanship and creative excellence.

With more than 300 retail stores worldwide and a workforce of more than 13,000 employees,

@TIFFANYANDCO

Tiffany & Co. Reaches $10M in Donations to Wildlife Conservation Network Through its Save the Wild Collection

NEW YORK, NY— Since launching in 2017, the collection in its entirety has donated 100% of profits to the WCN who has provided critical funds for more than 450 on-the-ground conservation projects to protect elephants, lions and rhinos.

The network provides funds for the most trusted, effective programs in the field and has supported a total of 156 grantees in dozens of countries to protect these endangered species. Funds raised have been allocated wherever the need is greatest for each of these three endangered species—from anti-poaching efforts to ivory and horn demand reduction initiatives—across their respective WCN Wildlife funds including the Elephant Crisis Fund, Lion Recovery Fund and Rhino Recovery Fund.

Tiffany has had an enduring relationship with nature, which is both the ultimate inspiration for its designers, and the source of the precious materials that give life and form to their iconic collections. As a company with important ties to Africa, Tiffany & Co. is proud to support the well-being of Africa’s people and protecting its wildlife through these efforts. This milestone builds on Tiffany & Co.’s longstanding commitment to sustainability and conservation, including 20 years of grantmaking from The Tiffany & Co. Foundation.

About Tiffany & Co.

TIFFANY & CO., founded in New York City in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, is a global luxury jeweler synonymous with elegance, innovative design, fine craftsmanship and creative excellence.

With more than 300 retail stores worldwide and a workforce of more than 13,000 employees,

@TIFFANYANDCO

Wildlife Conservation Network‘s (WCN) mission is to protect endangered species by supporting conservationists who ensure wildlife and people coexist and thrive. WCN invests technically and financially in a network of conservation partners to ensure their mission success, and provides funding via large-scale, range-wide Wildlife Funds to support the best ideas to bring wildlife back from the brink, including the Elephant Crisis Fund, Lion Recovery Fund, and Rhino Recovery Fund. WCN is proud to send 100% of every donation directly to the field for maximum conservation impact. Wildlife Conservation Network also holds the highest possible 4-star rating with Charity Navigator and platinum status with Guidestar. Learn more about WCN’s unique approach to saving wildlife at www.wildnet.org.

Tiffany & Co. Celebrates Valentine’s Day 2025 with The Language of Love Campaign Featuring Iconic Love Poems and Literary Works

Tiffany & Co. and the Council of Fashion Designers of America announce Jameel Mohammed as the Tiffany & Co. X CFDA Jewelry Designer Award recipient

Tiffany & Co. Unveils Strong Like Mom Campaign to Celebrate Mother’s Day Featuring Its Own Inspiring Employees and Their Children

Tiffany & Co. Unveils New HardWear Campaign, Celebrating Love’s Transformative Strength, Starring Greta Lee, Mikey Madison and Anna Weyant

A Historic Tiffany & Co. Pocket Watch Bears Testament to the House’s Horological Legacy and Sets a New Record Price in an Auction of Titanic Memorabilia

Tiffany & Co. and the Council of Fashion Designers of America Launch First-Ever Tiffany & Co. X CFDA Jewelry Designer Award

Tiffany & Co. and the Council of Fashion Designers of America announce Jameel Mohammed as the Tiffany & Co. X CFDA Jewelry Designer Award recipient

Tiffany & Co. Celebrates the Opening of the House’s Tiffany Wonder Exhibition in Tokyo

Tiffany & Co. Becomes the First Luxury Jeweler to Receive SBTi Approval on Net-Zero Emissions Target

The Tiffany & Co. Foundation Surpasses its $100 Million Dollar Grantmaking Milestone

Tiffany & Co. Congratulates the Milwaukee Bucks, Winners of the NBA® Finals 2021 and Recipients of the Larry O’Brien Trophy

Tiffany & Co. Introduces Three New Global House Ambassadors

Tiffany & Co. Celebrates Love and Inclusivity with the Launch of Men’s Engagement Rings

Tiffany & Co. Launches Campaign “Stand for Love” in Celebration of Pride Month 2021

Tiffany & Co.’s 2021 Blue Book Colors of Nature Collection Shines a Spotlight on Jean Schlumberger’s Thistle Necklace

Tiffany & Co. Introduces Its First Men’s Engagement Ring: The Charles Tiffany Setting

Remembering Elsa Peretti and the Inspiration Behind Some of Her Most Iconic Designs

Best Actress Nominee Andra Day Wears Tiffany & Co. at the 93rd Annual Academy Awards

Tiffany & Co. Reaches $10M in Donations to Wildlife Conservation Network Through its Save the Wild Collection

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