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Take me to Tiffany’s

By Tali Jaffe-Minor

Tiffany & Co. New boutique exterior facade

The new Tiffany & Co. boutique, located on Level 2, has a custom façade designed by Peter Marino featuring hammered metal panels punctuated with Tiffany Blue® lighting.

Tiffany & Co. has opened an expansive new boutique at the Shops, just in time for the holidays. Cross the threshold of the Peter Marino-designed space, and you’re instantly immersed in Tiffany’s universe, thanks to a commissioned artwork by Peter Lane, who has adorned a signature-blue wall with delicate white ceramic orchids. There’s also a special section dedicated to Elsa Peretti, whose designs transcend time and have been a core pillar of the house for 50 years. And for the brand’s most distinguished guests, the VIC salons and suite offer an intimate retreat with bespoke furniture for hosting and celebrating clients.

Tiffany & Co. New boutique space with jewelry counter and blue art piece in the back

Renowned ceramicist Peter Lane was commissioned to create the site-specific custom wall featuring white and palladium orchid flowers.

Throughout the store, clients can discover the House’s most definitive collections, including HardWear by Tiffany, T by Tiffany, Lock by Tiffany, and Knot by Tiffany, as well as select pieces from “Blue Book 2024: Tiffany Céleste,” the high jewelry collection inspired by legendary Tiffany & Co. designer Jean Schlumberger.

Tiffany & Co. New boutique space with jewelry counters and couches in the back

One of the VIC salons featuring a High Jewelry display.

Tiffany & Co. New boutique space with jewelry counters on a blue carpet

A space dedicated to the work of Elsa Peretti.

To celebrate Tiffany’s unparalleled inventiveness and craft, the Tiffany High Jewelry and Jean Schlumberger gallery showcase the jeweler’s most unique creations. Art, decor and interior architecture intersect in the space through bespoke luxurious materials such as mother-of-pearl inlay and gold leaf reminiscent of Jean Schlumberger’s designs.

Avenue31 x Tiffany & Co. towers of food

Through December, experience the special limited-edition Tiffany & Co. X Cafe Avenue 31 menu, which includes a Breakfast at Tiffany & Co and an Afternoon Tea, each presented as a three-tiered set menu.

Tiffany & Co. Star fish clip in gold and pink gemstones

Star Fish clip designed by Jean Schlumberger in 1947. Courtesy of The Tiffany Archives

Tiffany & Co. fish clip in gold with pink and green gemstones

Fish clip designed by Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co. in 1958. Courtesy of The Tiffany Archives

The store also features private salons for a more intimate shopping experience. These curated enclaves feature artisan designed pieces such as a bronze cocktail table by Michael Pohu featuring geometric designs, a Maison Jansen wood bureau with a custom leather top, a pair of one-of-a-kind Peter Marino-designed silver boxes—wrapped in silver leaf with turquoise details—create a dynamic mixture with unrivaled craftsmanship. 

If your idea of high design is the wearable kind, then peruse our top picks from the new boutique below. Or better yet, beeline to Bal Harbour Shops to take in all of the latest collections and iconic pieces in this dazzling new setting.

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