1837, Charles Lewis Tiffany came to new york from New England with great hopes and dreams. This dream has evolved into today's internationally renowned jewelry store-Tiffany &; Company.

That year, he opened a stationery boutique in new york with a loan of $65,438+0,000 as capital. The business of this shop is booming and expanding gradually, from selling China knickknacks and ceramics to selling watches, clocks, silverware and bronzes. With Tiffany's growing reputation in the world-class gem industry, Charles Tiffany increased the sales of gold and jewelry in the store, thus laying a solid foundation for Tiffany's jewelry business.

Charles TIFFANY has devoted his life to collecting all kinds of exquisite articles that can add luster to special moments in life, and is even more keen on designing souvenirs for world events. He thinks that Tiffany should play an important role in history besides selling exquisite articles.

/kloc-In the middle of the 9th century, Tiffany bought and sold the famous "diamond belt" and royal jewels of French Queen Marie Antoinette. /kloc-in 0/850, when the first transatlantic cable was laid, Tiffany sold several 4-inch cables as souvenirs to celebrate the arrival of the new world. 1886, the Statue of Liberty arrived in new york Harbor, and Tiffany specially designed an invitation to commemorate the opening ceremony presided over by President Cleveland at that time.

1878, "Tiffany Diamond" is the largest and most perfect yellow diamond in the world. Charles Tiffany bought this 287-carat diamond at the price of18,000 US dollars. After processing and cutting, it became a rare 90-faceted diamond, weighing 128 carat, reflecting dazzling light.

Besides jewelry, Tiffany is also famous for making silverware. 1867, Tiffany participated in the Paris exhibition and won the first silverware manufacturing champion for the United States awarded to countries outside France.