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Tiffany & Co plans entire floor of private rooms on the Champs-Élysées

By Léo Durin

Published on 13.02.2025 at 06:00 GMT

The jeweller's future flagship store on the iconic Paris avenue will feature no fewer than five dedicated rooms designed to cater to its high-spending clients.

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Tiffany & Co plans entire floor of private rooms on the Champs-Élysées

The jeweller's future flagship store on the iconic Paris avenue will feature no fewer than five dedicated rooms designed to cater to its high-spending clients.

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France Tiffany & Co plans entire floor of private rooms on the Champs-Élysées

The jeweller's future flagship store on the iconic Paris avenue will feature no fewer than five dedicated rooms designed to cater to its high-spending clients.

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Tiffany's plots grandiose return to former Parisian home

Ecologists seek to send Vuitton's giant Champs-Élysées trunk packing

Tiffany's caught in crossfire of US-China trade war

How the Sultan of Brunei got his hands on an ultra-rare Tiffany Nautilus watch

Succession, LVMH-style: A piece of cake for the brothers Arnault

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Tiffany & Co plans entire floor of private rooms on the Champs-Élysées

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The case of the giant Vuitton trunk on the Champs-Élysées