American jeweler Tiffany's, also known as Tiffany & Co., was founded in 1837. Tiffany's is known for it's luxury jewelry, including the six-prong diamond solitaire engagement ring setting called the "Tiffany Setting," which was first introduced in 1886.
Tiffany & Co. merchandise, including jewelry, fragrances, home decor, tableware and gifts, can be found on the jeweler's online website, in catalogs and in the jeweler's more than 200 retail stores.Yahoo! Finance: Tiffany & Co. Profile While Tiffany's does not list any sale items on its official website, offers of free shipping on orders at or above a certain amount can occasionally be found.
Tiffany Deals
For fans of Tiffany & Co. merchandise, finding discounts can be a daunting process. Shoppers can sometimes find deals on Tiffany jewelry and perfume on the websites of online retailers like Overstock.com or eBay.
Tiffany's Online Categories
- Engagement
- Jewelry
- Diamonds
- Watches
- Men's
- Collections
- Gifts
- Table
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Fast Facts
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New York Stock Exchange ticker symbol
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Founded as Tiffany & Young on September 18, 1837Tiffany & Co.: History & Timeline
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First store was located on Broadway in New York City
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Founded by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young
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The first Tiffany's store sold stationary and "fancy goods"
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First Tiffany's catalog, known as the Blue Book, was published in 1847
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Tiffany & Young was renamed Tiffany & Co. in 1853
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The Tiffany Diamond was purchased in 1878
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The 128.54-carat diamond is on display at Tiffany's flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York City
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Tiffany purchased the French crown jewels in 1887
