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Crazy about Tiffany’s
Do you remember your first blue box? I’m pretty sure mine was in my early 20s from an old boyfriend. Since I’ve had a few blue boxes and a few crystal Tiffany touches around our home, one was a gorgeous wedding gift!
When my best friend from college turned 30, I bought her a ring from Tiffanys to mark the special occasion. It just had to be Tiffany’s.
A new documentary feature film called Crazy About Tiffany’s is out, showing at Harkins Shea and On Demand everywhere. I was able to watch a screening and it was so fun to watch, as a Tiffany lover, and a business woman.
Check out the trailer here –
So if you’re Tiffany obsessed (raising hand), you should it check out, put on your Tiffany jewelry and order it via On Demand. (There are some swear words from interviews, and a song in the background.)
Discover the reason Tiffany decided on their signature Tiffany & Co. blue, and how jewelry design is conceptualized. Full of fun interviews, celebrities, stylists, people you don’t know, but it’s a fun narration. They talk about their clients, what they’re buying – is it the engagement ring? Surprisingly it’s self buyers! “This one is actually reasonable, it’s $306,000.”
My favorite interviews is with two young sisters who are no older than 12 I think – their comments are absolutely hilarious and innocent!
And, if budget wasn’t an issue, check out these pieces – some are affordable, others, well, maybe when we are on the red carpet about to win an Oscar.
Shoulder Bag / Purse Pen / Tote / Paperweight
A few rings and a cuff bracelet – I love rings!
Cutout Ring / Wire Ring / Villa Paloma Ring / Four Leaves Ring / Bar Cuff
I just love Tiffany’s don’t you? Do you remember your first blue box?
Carissa
I’ve never had a blue box but once I went into a Tiffany’s and tried on a gorgeous engagement ring. I still remember it. I’m never been one to oooh and ahh over jewelry but there is something so nice, as you and I have agreed, about receiving jewelry as a gift on a special occasion.
The documentary sounds like fun to watch!