When Holly Golightly sought comfort, she found it at Tiffany & Co. Had she existed beyond Breakfast at Tiffany’s, she would have delighted over the fact that the New York jeweller is now bringing its top-notch service right to our doorsteps.
That’s the promise of the new personal shopping service that the jewellery brand has launched in Singapore. It’s accessible enough: simply head to the international Tiffany & Co. website and check out the designs that you want. That could be a diamond engagement ring, a chain accessory from the men’s jewellery collection, or an exquisite nature-inspired high jewellery piece by Jean Schlumberger.
When you’ve made your pick (or picks), you can place an order by reaching out to one of Tiffany & Co.’s dedicated Client Care Advisor through the live chat on the website. They’re also contactable via telephone at 1800-TIFFANY (1800-843-3269), as well as email at ClientCare@tiffany.com, if you’re wondering about prices or product availability.
Purchases can be made with cashless payments via email or internet banking. Tiffany & Co. is also offering complimentary delivery as a part of its personal shopping service, so you can expect your new jewellery to arrive at your doorstep in a certain blue box, white satin ribbon and all.
The premium service is a long time coming for customers in Singapore, who couldn’t quite enjoy the instant online shopping experience offered at Tiffany & Co.’s US website. We can thank the (pandemic-induced) home shopping trend that luxury brands are now catching on to. Last month, Chaumet launched its own shopping service, shortly after Marina Bay Sands offered a similar VIP experience for customers during the circuit breaker. Piaget took it up a notch with a virtual jewellery boutique, though we might have some time to go before that becomes a norm.
Discover more at Tiffany & Co.’s website. Header photo credit: Tiffany & Co.
Pameyla Cambe
Senior Writer
Pameyla Cambe is a fashion and jewellery writer who believes that style and substance shouldn't be mutually exclusive. She makes sense of the world through Gothic novels, horror films and music. Lots of music.
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