Job Losses at Tiffany Subsidiary in Antwerp

Laurelton Diamonds, a De Beers sightholder, was established in 2002 to procure rough diamonds, and to cut, polish and supply polished stones to its own jewelry manufacturers.

Tiffany Launches Diamond Engagement Rings for Men

Tiffany for men

For the first time in its history, iconic New York jeweler Tiffany & Co. has launched engagement rings for men. This May, Tiffany unveils the Charles Tiffany Setting, a collection of solitaire men’s rings with sizable round-brilliant and emerald-cut diamonds measuring up to 4.3 carats. Tiffany, which did more than $4 billion in jewelry sales … Read more

Tiffany to Sell Its Most Expensive Diamond

Tiffany 80carat necklace

Tiffany & Co. will offer a necklace featuring an 80-carat diamond, expected to be its most expensive piece ever, at the reopening of its New York Fifth Avenue flagship store next year. The oval-cut, D-color, internally flawless stone, which the jeweler sourced from Botswana and will set in-house in New York, is at the center … Read more

Tiffany Reports Recovery in China Sales

Tiffany & Co

Tiffany & Co said its jewelry business is rebounding in China after the coronavirus pandemic and its merger with French luxury retailer LVMH is clearing regulatory hurdles. The U.S. jewelry maker said Tuesday in an earnings release that its same-store sales were down about 44% in the fiscal first quarter as the pandemic shuttered shopping … Read more

Tiffany, Macy’s Among Retailers Closing US Stores

Tiffany US Retail

 A growing number of US retailers, including Tiffany & Co., are temporarily shuttering all locations across North America in an effort to stem the coronavirus spread. “Effective immediately, we’re temporarily closing all Tiffany stores in the US and Canada, as well as many other locations globally, to protect our teams, clients and communities,” the jeweler … Read more