Tiffany & Co.

Reseñas

• JB

  Jive Bunny

  Sep 29, 2026
  1.0
  I’m not sure why I bothered going to the store today but thought I would give them the opportunity to prove me wrong. The customer service has been pretty poor in the past. Well they didn’t disappoint- from showing them my ring that had been damaged/the stone had fallen out to telling me I needed an appointment even though there was no other customers in the store. Then being told my ring would have to be sent away for an estimate to be completed. - it only needs a few setting. For a world renowned brand, it is an antiquated system. I appreciate that the repair cannot be completed on the day but surely a quote can be given by picking up a telephone or do they not have any? I do not live in London and I cannot keep returning so I have a very expensive ring I cannot wear and that is likely to sit in a drawer for the rest of my days.
• VD

  V. Downward

  Sep 25, 2026
  1.0
  Ring previously repaired by Tiffany, then snapped in the same spot years later. Service centre refused free repair and insisted it was normal wear. Paid £80. Very poor aftercare for a luxury brand.
• GK

  GEORGE KATRAKALIDI

  Sep 12, 2026
  1.0
  So very disappointing! I wanted to purchase a specific key ring and they wanted me to wait and wait and I didn’t understand what I should have waited for! I am not a tourist, I am not in leisure time mode, I just wanted to go in, purchase what I was looking for , pay and go! But they wanted to make it an unnecessary complicated situation!
• IS

  Irfan Suleman

  Sep 5, 2026
  5.0
  I happened to be passing Tiffany & Co. and, as I’d been thinking about treating myself to a ring for my 40th, decided to have a look. Tina was brilliant, friendly, helpful and never pushy. I wasn’t sure on the day, so she gave me a business WhatsApp contact and kept me updated. I later found out the ring I liked was the last one available worldwide in that design and size, so I took it as a sign and went back for it! Tina also helped arrange the engraving and made the whole process incredibly easy. Impeccable service throughout, including refreshments and Tiffany chocolates on arrival. A really special experience and a huge thank you to Tina for making it so memorable.
• RG

  Raúl Asís Monforte González

  Aug 30, 2026
  5.0
  Tiffany & Co. está en 25 Old Bond Street, en pleno Mayfair. Lo curioso es que el edificio no nació como una gran joyería, originalmente eran dos casas adosadas, que fueron transformadas para uso comercial durante el siglo XIX. De hecho, existen fotografías de 1922 que muestran allí la tienda de Elizabeth Arden. Pero lo verdaderamente interesante es lo que representa Tiffany en la historia de la joyería. Charles Lewis Tiffany no se limitó a vender joyas, sino que ayudó a convertir el diamante en un símbolo moderno del compromiso. En 1886 creó el Tiffany Setting, el famoso engarce de seis garras que eleva el diamante sobre el aro y permite que reciba luz desde prácticamente todos los ángulos. Fue una pequeña innovación de ingeniería que cambió para siempre la estética del anillo de compromiso. El reloj Tiffany que cuelga sobre la calle es casi una declaración de identidad. En una zona donde compiten algunas de las casas de lujo más famosas del mundo, Tiffany no necesita un edificio espectacular; utiliza pequeños elementos como el azul Tiffany, el reloj, la ornamentación dorada y la fachada histórica, para convertir la propia calle en parte de la marca. Tiffany fue también pionera en tratar la gemología como una disciplina científica. En 1902 ya tenía en plantilla al Dr. George F. Kunz, considerado uno de los grandes gemólogos de su época; Tiffany fue el primer retailer en contar con un gemólogo en su personal. En otras palabras, Tiffany no es simplemente una tienda de joyas. Es uno de los lugares donde se construyó la idea moderna de que una joya puede ser simultáneamente diseño, ingeniería, ciencia, lujo y cultura popular.