Tiffany's little file, Charles Lewis Tiffany, the son of a miller in Connecticut, USA, 1837 came to Broadway, New York, opened a humble shop, dealing in stationery and textiles, and later turned to jewelry. Unexpectedly, the ugly duckling has grown into a white swan. After several changes, the humble store has finally become the first high-end jewelry store in the United States-Tiffany Jewelry Company. Its strength is comparable to that of the European jewelry dynasty, and its reputation has surpassed that of the famous Paris brand Cartier. By the end of19th century, Tiffany's customers included Queen Victoria of England, King of Italy and many famous millionaires in Denmark, Belgium, Greece and the United States. Charles himself won the title of "King of Diamonds". Charles Tiffany is really a talented businessman. A transatlantic telegraph cable needs to be replaced because of damage. After learning the news, he resolutely bought the cable. While people are still surprised to see what he wants to use when buying this cable, he has cut the cable into 2-inch pieces in his Tiffany store and sold it as a historical souvenir, thus making a lot of money. On another occasion, he bought a rare bright yellow diamond from Queen Eugenia, but he was in no hurry to sell it. Instead, he quietly held an exhibition in new york, earning billions of dollars from tourists from all over the world who flocked to see this rare treasure. Louis Kahn Comfort Tiffany, son of Charles Tiffany, was born in 1848. Although he doesn't have the unique sales motivation of his father, he is also very creative. Tiffany's jewelry design technology has been carried forward in his hands. After studying in Paris, he became a glassware expert, founded Tiffany's studio and invented the unique spiral texture and polygonal diamond cutting technology, which made the diamonds shine more brightly, and the lighting he designed was also a great success. Tiffany became an outstanding representative of new technology in the United States, making American handicrafts a popular commodity. Shortly after Tiffany was founded, she designed a blue packaging box with a white ribbon, which became its famous symbol. /kloc-At the turn of the 20th century, Tiffany brand used stainless steel jewelry boxes for the first time, emphasizing silver as gold. In the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's, the famous movie star Audrey Hepburn plays the eccentric Holly Golightly. There is a scene of eating doughnuts and drinking coffee in Tiffany's shop on Fifth Avenue. There is also a line in the play: "It won't be unpleasant to have breakfast there." After the film was released, Tiffany's company became famous, and the store received 20 calls in a week, and people ordered breakfast in succession. In 1950s, Tiffany brought Jean Schlumberger, a famous Parisian jewelry designer, to new york, where he could show his talents and design high-grade jewelry for his company. From 65438 to 0974, former model and artist Peretti began to design jewelry for Tiffany. Inspired by natural objects such as bones and coffee beans, she designed a cheap but exquisite necklace, which challenged the old idea of designing jewelry only for the rich. As Elsa herself said: When I design a shape, I must find its essence-this is the charm of his works. Her hollow chicken collar has been selling well for 20 years. 198 1 year, Paloma Picasso became the designer of Tiffany. She still pursues the design purpose of non-mystery, and the shape of jewelry is very simple: random cross, seemingly random wave curve. In the long years, Tiffany, a jeweler, has become a symbol of status and wealth, but Louis Kahn Ford Tiffany has a good saying: We make money by art, but the artistic value lasts forever. Tiffany's official website:/