First Tiffany store opens in New Delhi
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The first Tiffany India store has opened, located in New Delhi’s upmarket The Chanakya shopping center.
The 2600sqft store was described as “an important milestone for our iconic brand” by Tiffany & Co CEO Alessandro Bogliolo.
“As a global luxury jeweler with stores in many of the world’s most important cities, Tiffany’s emergence in New Delhi presents a unique opportunity, particularly given India’s growing luxury consumer base and passion for jewelry,” he said.
The Tiffany India store stocks the full range of Tiffany’s jewelry collections, hardware, and home & accessories collections.
Meanwhile, Tiffany & Co shareholders have approved a multibillion-dollar takeover offer by French luxury-goods maker LVMH, scheduled to take effect later this year.
Tiffany operates more than 300 stores in more than 25 countries, including 80 in the Asia-Pacific region.
Questions & Answers
Q.What kind of products does the new Tiffany store in New Delhi offer?
What kind of products does the new Tiffany store in New Delhi offer?
The New Delhi store stocks Tiffany's full range of jewelry collections, including hardware, and also features home and accessories collections. This offers Indian customers a comprehensive selection from the brand.
Q.Why did Tiffany & Co choose to open a store in New Delhi?
Why did Tiffany & Co choose to open a store in New Delhi?
Tiffany saw a unique opportunity in New Delhi, driven by India’s expanding luxury consumer base and the country's strong interest in jewelry. It is considered an important step for the brand.
Q.What is the size of the new Tiffany store in New Delhi?
What is the size of the new Tiffany store in New Delhi?
The new Tiffany India store, located in The Chanakya shopping center, measures 2,600 square feet. This is their first outlet in the country.
Q.How many stores does Tiffany & Co currently operate worldwide?
How many stores does Tiffany & Co currently operate worldwide?
Tiffany & Co operates over 300 stores globally across more than 25 countries. Eighty of these stores are located within the Asia-Pacific region.