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Learn how Tiffany Blue®, a robin's-egg blue hue, became the iconic color of the luxury house since the 19th century. Discover the history, meaning and significance of Tiffany Blue® and its exclusive Pantone® color code.
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Tiffany Blue® was eventually adopted for all of Tiffany’s...
- Tiffany High Jewlery
Tiffany also proudly introduced tanzanite, a then-unknown...
- The Tiffany Blue Box
Learn about the Tiffany Blue Box® and how it became an icon...
- Tiffany Blue
Perfect for the person who can never have too much Tiffany,...
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Tiffany Blue is the colloquial name for the light medium robin egg blue color associated with Tiffany & Co., the New York City jewelry company created by Charles Tiffany and John Young in 1837. The color was used on the cover of Tiffany's Blue Book, first published in 1845.
The Tiffany Blue Box® is the most recognizable and coveted packaging in the world, symbolizing promises of possibility, dreams and love. Learn how it was created by founder Charles Lewis Tiffany and how it evolved over time, with sustainability and exclusivity.
La Tiffany Blue Box es el embalaje más reconocible y codiciado del mundo, que simboliza promesas, sueños y amor. Descubra cómo el color Tiffany Blue® se convirtió en un icono del lujo y la exclusividad, y cómo se fabrica de forma sostenible.
Azul Tiffany (del inglés Tiffany Blue ) es la denominación de un color azul claro, aturquesado y específico asociado con Tiffany & Co., la empresa de joyería y orfebrería de la ciudad de Nueva York.
Shop for Tiffany Blue® gift ideas featuring the signature color on iconic jewelry, luxury accessories, everyday objects and novelties. Find online exclusive and limited edition items for anniversaries, holidays and more.
Tiffany Blue™ is the signature hue of Tiffany & Co., trademarked by the brand in 1998. Learn how it was chosen by founder Charles Lewis Tiffany and how it symbolizes the iconic Tiffany Blue Box, the most coveted packaging in the world.
