Edge of shine: Tiffany ring sold on Violiti
For many years, Tiffany & Co products have been considered the epitome of luxury, superior quality and impeccable taste. An excellent example of this is the next lot of Violiti, which is a 950 platinum ring. Exquisite decoration in the form of a bow, decorated with a scattering of diamonds, aroused increased interest among visitors to our site.
The history of the brand dates back to 1837. It was then that pals Charles Lewis Tiffany and John F. Young opened their own store in Manhattan. The first products of the store were mainly stationery. But after a few years, gold and silver jewelry added to the assortment of a small shop.
In 1853, Tiffany bought out a share from a partner, and the store was named Tiffany & Co. Tiffany was soon transformed into an elite jewelry manufacturing company. The founder was able to achieve such an overwhelming success thanks to the introduction of a large number of innovations into the activity.
Thus, Tiffany became the first brand to launch a branded product catalog (Blue book). The tradition continues to this day, and the Blue Book is considered one of the important attributes of the company.
In addition, back in 1851, Tiffany initiated the introduction of a standard for silver making, which was later recognized throughout the world. The idea of opening the only school of jewelry design also belongs to Charles. Thanks to Tiffany, a general system for weighing gemstones (carats) appeared. In 1926, on the recommendation of the brand, the American government introduced the classic purity standard for platinum - PT 950.
Eras, manners and aesthetic preferences have changed, but jewelry bearing the Tiffany & Co brand continues to inspire genuine admiration. The brand has grown into a giant empire that will delight fans of its products for many years to come.
We invite you to enjoy the beauty of other jewelry and costume jewelry in the relevant section. The choice of jewelry is so diverse that everyone will find something to their liking.
The history of the brand dates back to 1837. It was then that pals Charles Lewis Tiffany and John F. Young opened their own store in Manhattan. The first products of the store were mainly stationery. But after a few years, gold and silver jewelry added to the assortment of a small shop.
In 1853, Tiffany bought out a share from a partner, and the store was named Tiffany & Co. Tiffany was soon transformed into an elite jewelry manufacturing company. The founder was able to achieve such an overwhelming success thanks to the introduction of a large number of innovations into the activity.
Thus, Tiffany became the first brand to launch a branded product catalog (Blue book). The tradition continues to this day, and the Blue Book is considered one of the important attributes of the company.
In addition, back in 1851, Tiffany initiated the introduction of a standard for silver making, which was later recognized throughout the world. The idea of opening the only school of jewelry design also belongs to Charles. Thanks to Tiffany, a general system for weighing gemstones (carats) appeared. In 1926, on the recommendation of the brand, the American government introduced the classic purity standard for platinum - PT 950.
Eras, manners and aesthetic preferences have changed, but jewelry bearing the Tiffany & Co brand continues to inspire genuine admiration. The brand has grown into a giant empire that will delight fans of its products for many years to come.
We invite you to enjoy the beauty of other jewelry and costume jewelry in the relevant section. The choice of jewelry is so diverse that everyone will find something to their liking.
