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#ValentinesDay #GiftIdeas Tiffany T Collection by Tiffany & Co
By SENATUS Watches & Jewelry | 12 January 2015

Born in New York, Tiffany T is an icon for a new era. Tiffany & Co.'s new design director Francesca Amfitheatrof dedicates the collection to the world's great cities and the global travelers who gravitate to art and culture — and the edge, where creativity sparks change. With the fine diamonds and glowing gems to cap off several signature pieces, the Tiffany T symbolises the city it was born in, the bejewelled city, the city that never sleeps, New York City.

The new jewellery pieces, set to appeal to Tiffany customers new and old, are crafted by Tiffany artisans with 18 karat gold — rose, yellow and white — and sterling silver, range from wide cuffs and minimal bracelets, multiple chains of varied lengths and elegant pendant, to rings that stack seamlessly and earrings which move with grace.

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