Tiffany & Company, often referred to as Tiffany’s, is a luxury chain of stores specializing in jewelry, rings, wedding items, crystal, watches, and stationery for invitations. It was founded in 1837 in Brooklyn, Connecticut, by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John Young. Tiffany’s is renowned for its luxury items, in particular, diamond jewelry.
Tiffany’s employs more than 10,000 people and had annual revenue in 2014 of $2.3 billion. As of 2013, the company has 121 locations throughout the U.S., 72 in Asia, 37 in Europe, 54 in Japan, and 5 in countries labeled as “emerging markets”. The company continues to expand, with plans to open a new location in Columbia in 2016.
Tiffany’s manufactures approximately 60% of the items sold, with the remaining coming from third party sources, some of these from overseas. The company produces a corporate catalog each year, as well as a smaller version, featuring more moderately priced items, for consumers. Tiffany and Company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol: TIF
Tiffany & CompanyTiffany & Company, often referred to as Tiffany’s, is a luxury chain of stores specializing in jewelry, rings, wedding items, crystal, watches, and stationery for invitations. It was founded in 1837 in Brooklyn, Connecticut, by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John Young. Tiffany’s is renowned for its luxury items, in particular, diamond jewelry.
Tiffany’s employs more than 10,000 people and had annual revenue in 2014 of $2.3 billion. As of 2013, the company has 121 locations throughout the U.S., 72 in Asia, 37 in Europe, 54 in Japan, and 5 in countries labeled as “emerging markets”. The company continues to expand, with plans to open a new location in Columbia in 2016.
Tiffany’s manufactures approximately 60% of the items sold, with the remaining coming from third party sources, some of these from overseas. The company produces a corporate catalog each year, as well as a smaller version, featuring more moderately priced items, for consumers. Tiffany and Company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol: TIF
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Stars in Your Eyes
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03.09.21
Stars sparkle above
Twinkling upon us
As well as inside
Tiffany’s diamonds
Sprinkled about
Throughout a roar
Shouts of awe
Never to fade
From view
Glistening stones
Colorful and true
Perfection when viewed
Under a ten power lens
Magnifier of magnificence
Endless rows it seems
One after another
Featuring signature
Designer names
Worn by wealthy families
Celebrities too
Seen in movies
Historical forever
Now and always
They come in all shapes
Sizes too for anyone
Any wallet size too
Once bitten
By Tiffany don’t stop
There are several
Floors more
If you have an urge
To splurge further
Window shopping
On every level
One must leave
Their wallets
At home
Saving up
Should the taste
Of glitz return
To your lips
Being kissed
By your intended
On bent knee
Where wallets open at
TIFFANY’S
I made a purchase at Walnut Creek, CA on in July 2020, then I cancelled my order (which was coming to the store). Since then 4 weeks passed, and my money was never refunded to me. I contacted store in person and by phone numerous times, store director gave me lame excuses, said she would personally look into it. Money still not returned to me. Now they just ignore my calls. Am I really dealing with Tiffany and Co? Or with some shady people?..
I bought a platinum wedding ring to match the one I bought my wife. The total cost of the Nen’s platinum and diamond wedding band was $4,300.00. At the time that I bought the ring I inquired about and discounts/sales that might be offered/in-effect at the time I purchased my ring. At the time I was told that Tiffany did not offer discounts. I purchased the ring knowing that it was too big and would need to be resized. I live and work in China and I could not get anyone to resize the ring for less than $100.00, even though I was told the company would do it for free.
After waiting a year, I came back to the US, excited to finally wear my ring. The first sales person I came across was very argumentative and off putting explaining in a very disrespectful way that no one gets a free resizing at Tiffany…the cost is $100.00. After a prolonged exchange with the first sales person, the person that sold me the ring came out and agreed to resize the ring for free as he remembered me buying the ring and making a promise to resize it for free. Oddly enough, when I went to pick up the ring a few weeks later, they did not offer to give me the scrap platinum back (a practice that I’ve never encountered before). While waiting a month to get my platinum back, I found out that Tiffany did in fact have a veteran’s discount. After driving to the store (over 40 miles away ac direction) 3 different times…Tiffany is not willing to do anything to make up for the $400.00 extra I paid for the ring.
I even asked for a gift card or credit… but my request was ignored.
Come’on…the markup on jewelry is HUGE!!! I priced having a copy made on my wife’s ring and I was told I could get the same platinum band and equal quality diamond $1,100.00. I paid $4,400.00 for my Tiffany ring. Even giving me the gift card or credit…you will make a repeat customer happy!
Do the right thing!!!
Peter
I have no complaint with your company
I have a patented ideal that I think would
benefit your company as well as my self
I would really appreciate a return e-mail
Thanking You in Advance
Magraget Gee
559-355-XXXX
Very unsatisfied with the help customer service is able to give. I received what I now know to be a recalled item. When I received the gift at my wedding shower it was nearly 200 guests. I can’t not recall who gifted it nor do I find it reasonable to call each one and ask if they were the purchaser. Yet this is what I was told I needed to do to have the item replaced etc
This of course was information given after several emails and numerous calls.
I purchased a pair of Tiffany hoop earrings and they kept tarnishing, so i stopped wearing them for a while. At the end of July 2017 I decided to bring them back to the Tiffany store at Aventura Mall.
When I walked through the door I was approached by the security guard at the entrance; he asked me how I can be helped today, I explained to him I wanted to inquire about the supposed warranty that Tiffany’s offers (because hello, it is Tiffany’s after all), when I explained my situation and mentioned that i had the receipt, he laughed at me and told me to read the receipt and he proceeded to call a sales person. Maybe he should’ve just called the sales person instead of sticking his security nose in my business!
The sales person explained the same, but was NOT any better.
The security guard humiliated me. Security should be ensuring the well been of the clients not involving themselves with returns. How can a prestigious, high end company like Tiffany & Co. hire such incompetent workers? Workers that don’t care about client satisfaction.
I am unimpressed with the service I was given. I have never received such poor service at any high end retailer. Needless to say I will not be spending any money here in the future.
Esther Carbonell
I received an order on SaturdayJune 24, 2017. The purchase was made at the South Coast store in Costa Mesa,CA but being sent from New York. The two rings were being sized. The rings were not sized correctly and one ring was not the one ordered. I immediately called to check on the proper procedure . I was told that I would hear from the manager of the store within the hour. I have yet to hear and I reached the store directly at -12:10 PM today and again have not heard? Needless to say my frustration has accelerated as time passes. I hope someone at the corporate level can convince a manager here that I deserve a call immediately upon their receiving notice from you.
Thank You!
Good morning,
I am a gemstone miner in Southern California. I have unearthed a deposit of emeralds and would like to send you a picture of one. It is naturally shaped like a cat and is 4.5 carats. I am working with the GIA to get my find established and recognized. All of my emeralds are certified by the GIA and chromium is what turns the beryl green.