The Tiffany Atrium

Posted by Allrings | Aug 4, 2022 | Jewellery | 0 |

At the end of July 2022, Tiffany & Co. announced the Tiffany Atrium – A social impact platform that aims to inspire connection and social change. The platform’s name is inspired by the “Return to Tiffany” heart tag necklace. Tiffany strives for a more diverse and comprehensive jewellery industry with this platform. The desire is reflected in Atrium’s three core pillars – creativity, education and learning.

Additional programs will be launched this fall, providing opportunities to support the long-term growth and development of students and institutions. Those programs include the Tiffany & Co. Apprenticeship Programs and the Tiffany & Co. and HBCUs.

Also, supporting the community pillar, Tiffany & Co. continues non-profit organizations partnerships, including Free Arts, Ali Forney Center and Lower East Side Girls Club.

Source: Tiffany.com

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