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Tiffany & Co.

Tiffany & Co. is a luxury jewellery brand based in New York, where it was founded in 1837. The brand is owned by LVMH and best known for its sterling silver and diamond designs, as well as the iconic “Tiffany blue” colour.

Tiffany & Co.
News & Analysis

Louis Vuitton Sees Demand in Mainland China Picking up Steam

The luxury brand is seeing strong sales growth in China, with e-commerce accounting for 8 percent of the brand's sales.

News & Analysis

Louis Vuitton Sees Demand in Mainland China Picking up Steam

The luxury brand is seeing strong sales growth in China, with e-commerce accounting for 8 percent of the brand's sales.


Luxury

Tiffany & Co’s US Sales to Chinese Tourists Drop by 25%

The luxury jeweller's sales continued to fall as a trade war escalates between the two countries.

Luxury

Tiffany & Co’s US Sales to Chinese Tourists Drop by 25%

The luxury jeweller's sales continued to fall as a trade war escalates between the two countries.


China

Tiffany Shares Fall as Tourism Spending Declines

Growing tensions between the US and China have taken a toll on the jewellery maker, with Chinese tourists spending less and the threat of higher trade tariffs looming.

China

Tiffany Shares Fall as Tourism Spending Declines

Growing tensions between the US and China have taken a toll on the jewellery maker, with Chinese tourists spending less and the threat of higher trade tariffs looming.


Luxury

Kering’s Shopping List Should Include These Brands

To continue to create shareholder value, the French luxury group may need to make at least one major acquisition.

Luxury

Kering’s Shopping List Should Include These Brands

To continue to create shareholder value, the French luxury group may need to make at least one major acquisition.


Luxury

LVMH Results Prompt Yet Another Rally in Luxury

For the second time this year, LVMH’s results led to a recovery in luxury share prices, while Beauty featured prominently in this month’s deal activity.

Luxury

LVMH Results Prompt Yet Another Rally in Luxury

For the second time this year, LVMH’s results led to a recovery in luxury share prices, while Beauty featured prominently in this month’s deal activity.


Luxury

Luxury Expecting a Strong 2019

With many 2018 results falling short of forecasts, brands are coupling optimism for the year ahead with new retail strategies, in an attempt to maintain growth trajectories.

Luxury

Luxury Expecting a Strong 2019

With many 2018 results falling short of forecasts, brands are coupling optimism for the year ahead with new retail strategies, in an attempt to maintain growth trajectories.


News & Analysis

Shattered Glass and Smoking Ruins on Paris' Champs Elysées

The 18th consecutive Saturday of Yellow Vest protests targeted the Parisian avenue smashing banks, ransacking restaurants, burning newspaper kiosks and looting retail stores including Dior, Longchamp, Zara and Levis.

News & Analysis

Shattered Glass and Smoking Ruins on Paris' Champs Elysées

The 18th consecutive Saturday of Yellow Vest protests targeted the Parisian avenue smashing banks, ransacking restaurants, burning newspaper kiosks and looting retail stores including Dior, Longchamp, Zara and Levis.


News & Analysis

Can Tiffany Boost Its Gen-Z Cred?

Tiffany & Co. chief executive Alessandro Bogliolo talks to BoF about improving the jewellery sector’s traceability record, mining data to build digital customer profiles and finding the right balance between design novelty and brand consistency.

News & Analysis

Can Tiffany Boost Its Gen-Z Cred?

Tiffany & Co. chief executive Alessandro Bogliolo talks to BoF about improving the jewellery sector’s traceability record, mining data to build digital customer profiles and finding the right balance between design novelty and brand consistency.


News & Analysis

Tiffany's Holiday Sales Fall as Chinese Tourists Spend Less

Same-store sales fell 2 percent during the holiday shopping season as Chinese tourists bought less jewellery, Tiffany's net sales also fell, about 1 percent to $1.04 billion.

News & Analysis

Tiffany's Holiday Sales Fall as Chinese Tourists Spend Less

Same-store sales fell 2 percent during the holiday shopping season as Chinese tourists bought less jewellery, Tiffany's net sales also fell, about 1 percent to $1.04 billion.


Luxury

Investors Are Holding Their Breath On Christmas Results

The outlook for the luxury industry is looking bleak, with growth slowing down in key markets.

Luxury

Investors Are Holding Their Breath On Christmas Results

The outlook for the luxury industry is looking bleak, with growth slowing down in key markets.