The day we associate with romantic love, Valentine's Day, is fast approaching and
we all know that “romance” is a byword of Tiffany’s. It's such a romantic place and
they have a rich history of many important customers who have bought their engagement
rings there. Abraham Lincoln bought a string of pearls for his wife from them. John
Kennedy presented many items from their store to Jackie Kennedy. Bound by confidentiality, Tiffany & Co cannot reveal who their customers are and what they buy; but we all
know that they range from presidents, kings, queens and Hollywood stars.
What's delightful, however, is that Tiffany & Co. does not cater exclusively to the rich;
there are also items for all budgets. Just walk through the doors and chances are, you'll
be able to pick something up that doesn't cost the earth. What's more, anything you buy
from Tiffany's comes in one of those darling robin's egg blue boxes with Tiffany & Co. on
the lid and matching shopping bag.
As much as I love flowers and chocolate, who wouldn’t love a gift from Tiffany’s this
Valentine’s Day. Here are a few tableware items I’m craving:
Elsa Peretti Thumbprint bowl, $175.00; Tiffany weave cake plate, $155.00.
Urchin teacup and saucer, $75.00; Windham beer mug, $35.
Atlas Vase, $160.00; Audubon moka coffee pot, $200.00.
Friday, February 1, 2008
For Valentine's Day: Tiffany's knows about hearts
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3 comments:
Great post here Sarah, you proved to me that Tiffany's can fit all budgets! Have a great weekend :)
~Kate
My problem is I wouldn't want just one. I would want at least six urchin cups and saucers. I would want two Atlas vases....or a six carat flawless cushion cut diamond flanked by two trilliant cut stones set in platinum. Guess I should toddle over to Harry Winston and trip someone walking by the door.
I just love that teacup! :)
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