Showing posts with label Tiffany Co. Show all posts
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Saturday, October 22, 2011

Christie's Geneva Auction to Include Private Jewelry Collection



Ruby and diamond jewelry set mounted by Cartier.

A highlight of Christie’s Geneva Magnificent Jewels auction on November 16 is a sale of an “extraordinary” group of jewels from a private collection.


Harry Winston
“Timeless Elegance – Important Jewels from the Collection of a European Family,” has 67 jewels gathered together in the mid-20th Century, bearing the style and signature of some of

Christie's Geneva Auction to Include Private Jewelry Collection



Ruby and diamond jewelry set mounted by Cartier.

A highlight of Christie’s Geneva Magnificent Jewels auction on November 16 is a sale of an “extraordinary” group of jewels from a private collection.


Harry Winston
“Timeless Elegance – Important Jewels from the Collection of a European Family,” has 67 jewels gathered together in the mid-20th Century, bearing the style and signature of some of

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Tiffany Q1 Sales Up 20%, Profits Up 26%


Tiffany & Co. on Thursday reported that worldwide net sales increased 20 percent to $761 million while net earnings rose 26 percent to $81.1 million due to sales growth and improved margins. Management increased its earnings forecast for fiscal 2011 based on this higher than expected performance.“We are pleased with the very strong start to the year,” Michael J. Kowalski, Tiffany chairman and

Tiffany Q1 Sales Up 20%, Profits Up 26%


Tiffany & Co. on Thursday reported that worldwide net sales increased 20 percent to $761 million while net earnings rose 26 percent to $81.1 million due to sales growth and improved margins. Management increased its earnings forecast for fiscal 2011 based on this higher than expected performance.“We are pleased with the very strong start to the year,” Michael J. Kowalski, Tiffany chairman and

Monday, January 17, 2011

Golden Globe Awards Red Carpet Jewelry Fashion, Part 4



Angelina Jolie in Robert Procop emerald earrings.



Kelly Osbourne in 18K matching white gold black geode and black diamond ring and earrings designed by Kimberly McDonald.
 


Olivia Wilde wears a Tiffany ring and clutch by Judith Leiber.



Mila Kunis in Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, including gold bracelet

Golden Globe Awards Red Carpet Jewelry Fashion, Part 4



Angelina Jolie in Robert Procop emerald earrings.



Kelly Osbourne in 18K matching white gold black geode and black diamond ring and earrings designed by Kimberly McDonald.
 


Olivia Wilde wears a Tiffany ring and clutch by Judith Leiber.



Mila Kunis in Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, including gold bracelet

Golden Globe Awards Red Carpet Jewelry Fashion



Natalie Portman wearing a platinum and diamond necklace, and platinum and diamond stud earrings by Tiffany & Co.



Halle Berry wearing platinum and diamond stud earrings (3.03 carats), and five platinum and diamond bracelets by Harry Winston.



Jennifer Lopez in platinum and diamond cluster earrings, platinum and diamond hair pin, platinum and diamond cuff, and a platinum and diamond ring (

Golden Globe Awards Red Carpet Jewelry Fashion



Natalie Portman wearing a platinum and diamond necklace, and platinum and diamond stud earrings by Tiffany & Co.



Halle Berry wearing platinum and diamond stud earrings (3.03 carats), and five platinum and diamond bracelets by Harry Winston.



Jennifer Lopez in platinum and diamond cluster earrings, platinum and diamond hair pin, platinum and diamond cuff, and a platinum and diamond ring (

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Tiffany President to Resign in 2012

Tiffany & Co. said Wednesday that James E. Quinn will retire in early 2012. Quinn, 58, joined Tiffany in 1986 and has served as president since 2003, responsible for the Company's sales outside the Americas.

Quinn oversees international retail sales in Tiffany stores worldwide, with responsibility for the company’s global expansion strategy, including such notable store openings as the Tiffany

Tiffany President to Resign in 2012

Tiffany & Co. said Wednesday that James E. Quinn will retire in early 2012. Quinn, 58, joined Tiffany in 1986 and has served as president since 2003, responsible for the Company's sales outside the Americas.

Quinn oversees international retail sales in Tiffany stores worldwide, with responsibility for the company’s global expansion strategy, including such notable store openings as the Tiffany