Holiday gift guide from Tiffany & Co

by | Dec 22, 2017 | Gift Guides, In The News, Watches, Jewellery & Accessories

The season of giving is here, but what do you get for that person who already has everything? Fortunately, Tiffany & Co. recently launched its Home & Accessories Collection,

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The season of giving is here, but what do you get for that person who already has everything? Fortunately, Tiffany & Co. recently launched its Home & Accessories Collection, with each item adding a touch of whimsy to a person’s daily life. “I think what makes the collection unique is that it incorporates the best quality, craftsmanship and design with a level of functionality that allows you to use these things every day,” said Reed Krakoff, chief artistic officer at Tiffany & Co. With Tiffany’s classy walnut accents on sterling silver, there is beauty in the ordinary.

Walnut Tic-Tac-Toe Set It’s a race to the thirds for this Tic-Tac-Toe set in sterling silver, American walnut, and a touch of amazonite.

Sterling Silver Domino Set Whether you plan to use it to play the actual game or you just like to line them up and knock them down, this silver domino set is a sight for sore eyes.

Sterling Silver Pencil Sharpener A nice touch to an artist’s creative playground, three Tiffany Blue® and the diamond-point textured trim adds richness to this classic pencil sharpener in sterling silver.

Sterling Silver Ice Cream Scoop Frozen in charm, this kitchen staple with an American walnut handle adds elegant sweetness to your favourite cold treats.

Sterling Silver Hourglass Time passes, but the classic delicacy of this silver hourglass with a dash of Tiffany Blue® endures.

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