The Obelisk in Place de la Concorde Bathed in Tiffany Blue

The design of the new store reflects the brand's reputation as a luxury house and TIFFANY & Co.'s 177-year history, including its first Paris opening in 1868. From the facade, illuminated by the signature Tiffany Blue, to the elegant interiors, it creates a luxurious space that merges the energy of New York with the elegance of Paris.



The store spans three floors, including private salons, with each level connected by a spiral staircase crafted from Calacatta marble and limestone, encircling a magnificent chandelier. Windows are designed to maximize natural light, enhancing the brilliance of the diamonds. Throughout the space, items and historical photographs and paintings symbolizing TIFFANY & Co.'s strong connection to France are displayed. The central chandelier was created by London-based Studio Roso (http://studio-roso.com/) and features 1837 glass tubes, representing the year of TIFFANY & Co.'s founding, cascading like a waterfall from the third to the first floor.



To celebrate the opening, one of the world's rarest diamonds, the Tiffany Diamond, will be exhibited for a limited time. The yellow diamond, set in a necklace, was purchased by TIFFANY & Co. founder Charles Lewis Tiffany in 1878 and cut to 128.54 carats in Paris.