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Legendary Beginnings

Tiffany & Co. was founded in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young in New York City's Lower Manhattan area. The company initially operated as "Tiffany & Young," a "fancy goods" store that sold stationery, clocks, and other items. It wasn't until 1853 that the store became known as Tiffany & Co., after Charles Tiffany took control of the business.

The Birthplace of Luxury Jewelry

In 1867, Tiffany purchased a large parcel of diamonds from the Dutch East India Company for $18,000 (approximately $500,000 today). These gems were cut into what would become known as the "Tiffany setting," an innovative six-prong design that maximizes brilliance while minimizing metal visibility.

A House That Once Was...

The iconic Fifth Avenue flagship opened in 1940 on the site of an old house belonging to Mrs. Raymond Ruben (now demolished) at No. 24-26 West Fifty-Seventh Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues.

The Blue Box: An Iconic Symbol

The blue box is synonymous with luxury shopping worldwide – it has been since its introduction in 1885 when Charles Lewis Tiffany changed his company's packaging to include a blue box adorned with white ribbon tie around it.

Art Nouveau Revival

In recent years, there have been several renovations to maintain this legacy while incorporating modern elements into its design philosophy - such as reimagining classic jewelry designs using new materials like titanium or even lab-created diamonds alongside traditional gemstones.

6.The Future Of Luxury Retailing

As consumers increasingly demand experiences over mere material possessions, Tiffanys continues to evolve by offering immersive retail environments where customers can discover unique pieces while enjoying personalized service tailored to their preferences - all within its legendary spaces across multiple continents now including Asia Pacific region where we see growth potential too!