The Tiffany Blue Box® | Tiffany & Co. US
The custom color that Pantone created for Tiffany is called “1837 Blue,” named for the year Tiffany & Co. was founded, and a tribute to the longevity of our founder’s vision. Today, Tiffany Blue® and the Blue Box continue to make hearts beat faster—especially when diamonds are …
Tiffany Blue - Tiffany
The iconic robin’s-egg blue hue known around the world today as Tiffany Blue® has been synonymous with the luxury house since the iconic Tiffany Blue Box® debuted. The power of the instantly recognizable color—whether the Tiffany Blue Box® or on jewelry and Home & Accessories designs—cannot be overstated.
Colors of Tiffany: High Jewelry | Tiffany & Co. US
Colors of Tiffany: High Jewelry | Tiffany & Co. US. Vivid stones along with Tiffany’s legacy gems tanzanite, morganite, kunzite and tsavorite represent nature’s most incandescent colors and are then masterfully handcrafted into designs that eloquently celebrate nature’s incredible artistry.
Tiffany Blue - Wikipedia
Tiffany Blue is the colloquial name for the light medium robin egg blue color associated with Tiffany & Co., the New York City jewelry company created by Charles Tiffany and John Young in 1837.
What exact color is Tiffany Blue? - Color With Leo
Tiffany Blue is a specific robin’s egg blue color that was trademarked by Tiffany & Co. in 1998. The iconic Tiffany Blue hue has been closely associated with luxury jewelry brand Tiffany & Co. for over a century.
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The iconic robin’s-egg blue hue known around the world today as Tiffany Blue® has been synonymous with the luxury house since the iconic Tiffany Blue Box® debuted. The power of the instantly recognizable color—whether the Tiffany Blue Box® or on jewelry and Home & Accessories designs—cannot be overstated.
Crazy About Tiffany's: The story behind an iconic brand color
At its core, CRAZY ABOUT TIFFANY'S captures both the artistry and fearlessness that has enchanted the world for over 150 years. Learn more about the story of Tiffany & Co below and the power of their iconic color, and how Pantone defined it, in this video.