Tiffany to open first concept store in California

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Tiffany to open first concept store in California

February 29, 2008

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New York—Tiffany and Co. will open a smaller-format store in Glendale, Calif., in October 2008, the company announced yesterday.

The approximately 2,600-square-foot store will be located in The Americana at Brand, a new, 900,000-square-foot retail and residential environment developed by Caruso Affiliated, a company known for creating open-air community and regional retail environments.

The expansive property, which covers 15.5 landscaped acres, is designed as an ultimate lifestyle and leisure destination, with fountains, plazas, walkways, shops and boutiques, cafés, fine dining and luxury residences.

Tiffany and Co.'s collections in the new store will range from diamond jewelry in platinum and gold to an array of sterling silver jewelry.

"This exciting new concept is simply a new way of looking at Tiffany, and The Americana at Brand is the ideal location to unveil it," Tiffany and Co. Executive Vice President Beth O. Canavan said in a media release. "The property has the feeling of an upscale community with a chic fashion district that will complement our sophisticated store design and jewelry assortment that is up-to-the-minute in style."

Tiffany and Co. operates jewelry and specialty retail stores, and manufactures products through its subsidiary corporations. The company operates retail stores and boutiques in the Americas, Asia-Pacific and Europe, and sells directly through its Internet, catalog and business gift operations. Other operations include consolidated results from ventures operated under trademarks or trade names other than Tiffany and Co.

For more information about Tiffany, visit its Web site, Tiffany.com, or call (800) TIF-0110.

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