Holidays at Tiffany’s: Inside the Intimate Fête At Tiffany & Co.'s Flagship Store

Tatler Philippines and Tiffany & Co welcomed friends to an exclusive evening to introduce the gorgeous, newly opened flagship store at Greenbelt 3.

The Yuletide season is in full swing and what better way to celebrate than to spend an evening welcoming the “Holidays at Tiffany’s”.

This iconic brand, founded in New York City in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, is a global luxury jeweler synonymous with elegance, innovative design, fine craftsmanship, and creative excellence.

Tatler Philippines and Tiffany & Co welcomed friends to an exclusive evening to introduce the gorgeous, newly opened flagship store at Greenbelt 3. On hand to greet them was Tiffany’s country manager, Jen Jimenez-Yalung.

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Above Jen Jimenez Yalung, Aliki Pappas, and Ching Cruz

Above Nathalie and Atom Henares

Upon entering the store, visitors become immersed in a new world of Tiffany & Co., where soft curves and organic lines reminiscent of clouds on curvilinear walls create an elegant and contemporary environment. Lightness is cultivated by an anthology of round lights suspended in the air; their golden, brushed surfaces subtly nod to New York’s Art Deco period. The jeweler’s iconic Tiffany Blue®️ appears in delicate touches throughout the store, while rounded cases in a polished champagne hue showcase an array of signature Tiffany & Co. designs, including pieces from Tiffany T and HardWear collections.

Above Bird in a Rock installation art at the Tiffany & Co. store

As one of the 20th century’s most celebrated designers, Jean Schlumberger’s iconic Bird on a Rock also takes the spotlight. The connection between the Parisian and New York cityscapes is conveyed through an expression of the Bird on the Rock on one of the store’s feature walls. First introduced in 1965, Schlumberger’s indelible Bird on a Rock is as modern and of-the-moment today as it has been for nearly 60 years.

Above Cat Arambulo-Antonio

Above Gina Yap

Guests stopped by the elegantly curved showcases containing the jewelry that Tiffany’s is most known for. There were tempting diamonds, gold hardware pieces, bracelets and pendants, and rings to please the most discerning. Not a few ladies tried on the jewelry and several did find thrilled owners that evening.

Bespoke cocktails and bubbly were passed around, along with delectable canapés to ensure guests were gustatorily satisfied as well. Live DJ music and the sound of animated conversations punctuated with laughter resonated in the posh Tiffany premises. All was as it should be. Tiffany’s has indeed opened its doors in the most delightful way.

Have a look at the gallery for an inside look at our event: