Tiffany & Co. is pleased to announce the opening of its second store in the vibrant city of Guadalajara, which represents an exciting step for the House in Mexico.
Located in the luxury shopping center, Midtown Jalisco, the new space will offer a unique shopping experience, where customers will be able to discover iconic gold collections and legendary engagement rings. The store has a main wooden façade with details in the famous Tiffany Blue tone, and where you can see two main windows.
The focus of the space converges on the Diamond’s Eye, a faceted piece of glass that references the legendary Tiffany diamonds. In the center of this piece, an emblematic jewel of the House is displayed, which will change over time to surprise visiting clients. As a tribute to the Tiffany Blue color, an elegant blue tapestry made in Venice stands out, which contrasts with different gold strips assembled by hand.
The display cases are made with mother of pearl and coral, and covered in pink fabric, to give a cozy touch to the environment.
The notes from the soundtrack of Moon River, a song from the movie Breakfast at Tiffany’s inspire the central display. The hammering detail is inspired by the pieces of designer Elsa Peretti. This furniture is a replica of the display cases found in the House’s flagship store, The Landmark, located on Fifth Avenue in New York, decorated by the renowned American architect, Peter Marino.
For the private room, the painting Golden Azure, 2022 by Zhang He is on display, an artist whose works resonate with the first influences of abstract expressionism and the automatism movement, and seek to express the connection of nature with the cycle of life, linking it to human emotions.
The opening of this second store in Guadalajara represents a significant milestone in the history of Tiffany & Co. in Mexico. “We are delighted to open our second store in Guadalajara,” said Samantha Trujillo, general director of Tiffany & Co. in Mexico.
“This expansion is a testament to the enormous interest of our customers, who seek exceptional pieces, value the legacy of a House like Tiffany & Co., and appreciate design and craftsmanship.” Tiffany & Co. Midtown opened its doors on March 13, 2024, and as part of the celebration, a private dinner served by chef Mariana del Moral was held at the new Platform Cultural Center.
Celebrities such as Paulina Dávila, Juan Pablo Medina, Eduardo Granja, Michael Ronda, clients, and other special guests from the city of Guadalajara, enjoyed the performance of the musical group Sussie 4, as part of a surprise to liven up the evening.
Tiffany & Co. Midtown opens its doors from Monday to Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and is located at 2405 Adolfo López Mateos Avenue, Colonia Italia Providencia, Guadalajara, Jalisco.
Source: NOIR
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