Tiffany & Co Jewelry

Here are a few ideas：

Color combinations – Many brides use brown as a second accent color, this can create a very stylish scheme with a modern touch. For a fresher scheme team it with white, it makes for a very bright looking scheme and very popular for beach weddings. Team it with black for a sophisticated look and add some sparkling crystal in homage to Tiffany diamonds Finally for a scheme with a bit more pizzazz add scarlet red. This creates a colorful combination and perfect for a lively wedding atmosphere.

Attire – Dress your bridesmaids in tiffany blue dresses with matching shoes. You can also have the groomsmen waistcoats and cravatsties made from the same fabric.

If you are using tiffany blue as an accent color you can add sashes and accessories such as jewelry and hair pieces. You could also add these to your wedding outfit; also think about dying your shoes tiffany blue or adding tiffany blue elements to your bouquet such as crystals and ribbon.

Wedding Favors – You will find tiffany blue favor boxes, ribbon and tags. I think you can also get candy covered chocolates or almonds in tiffany blue. Or why not give your guests their own edible Tiffany gift box?

Wedding Cake – Here you could choose fondant bands in tiffany blue or cover the entire cake in tiffany blue I have even seen wedding cakes designed to look like a Tiffany gift box.

Decorations – Much depends on the colors you choose and how you use tiffany blue within your color scheme. But can look for table cloths, napkins, candles, vases, bowls and table crystals in tiffany blue to add accent color to your tables.

You can wear your metallic gold and silver year-round, every year. However, moderation is the key. While it may be in style now to carry a big gold bag over your shoulder, but a smaller gold clutch is absolutely timeless. For other metallic colors, less is more. I can imagine that big gold bag to still be fashionable for a while, but it’s likely that big metallic fuschia bag you have will have a more permanent place-in your closet. Again, clutches are safer.

So I suggest you buy Tiffany jewelry.

After winter,Tiffany will open its first Sacramento area store at 10 a.m. Friday at the Galleria.Before, Tiffany shoppers had to make the drive to Walnut Creek, San Francisco or San Jose to get their blue-box fix.The Roseville location will also carry a selection of leather accessories, silk scarves and cashmere wraps as well as flatware, china and vases.The 5,800-square foot store is scheduled to carry a complete jewelry collection including those by designers Elsa Peretti, Frank Gehry and Paloma Picasso.Tiffany will welcome customers this weekend for its grand opening, an open house event for shoppers to visit the new Northern California store, see new merchandise and enjoy refreshments.
The tiffany store will offer you the latest and the most fashion jewelry.I’m sure you’ll like the new store very much.

Brooches of gemstones and lacquer inspired by Tiffany’s 19th-century Audubon design

Photo credit: © Tiffany & Co.

From Top: diamond, amethyst, tsavorite, yellow sapphire and lacquer brooch set in 18k yellow gold; diamond, tsavorite, spessartite and lacquer brooch set in 18k yellow gold.

Tiffany & Company introduces the beautiful Audubon design  pattern in 1871. It still ranks as Tiffany’s best selling Audubon design to this day 137 years later. The Audubon design was inspired by 19th century Japanese nature paintings. Tiffany & Co. now sells over 15 different Audubon design patterns aside from their top selling Audubon collection.

Many of Tiffany jewelry designs and pieces have made their way into museum collections around the world. The first of which was a Copper, Silver, and Niello Tiffany pitcher that the Boston museum of fine arts acquired in 1873. Other museums that have acquired Tiffany pieces include the Morse Museum, the Met (the metropolitan museum of art), and many museums nationwide and overseas that include Japan and Britain. The Met collection includes earrings, brooches, vases, and others that range from 1854 to the 1900’s.