Tiffany's finest will be on display until next May.
in a statement. “The new Paris pop-up store is a modern embodiment of this important relationship. It represents an innovative approach to Parisian shopping and a forward-thinking vision of experiential retail.”While Tiffany is synonymous with the robin’s-egg blue that has adorned its packaging since the late 1800s, the new store highlights a darker, lapis lazuli blue. The rich hue appears on everything from the walls to the plush carpet.
Those design touches serve as the backdrop for some truly beautiful pieces, including many from the Tiffany archives. On show are jewels such as a striking enamel orchid brooch designed by George Paulding Farnham, Tiffany’s chief jewelry designer from 1885 to 1908, and a gold bracelet dripping with diamonds and pearls that was beloved by Annie Olivia Tiffany, the daughter of the house’s founder Charles Lewis Tiffany.
During the pop-up’s run, the rarities on display will rotate to ensure you see the full breadth of Tiffany’s jewelry.
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