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DESCRIPTION:Oct 9\, 2026 - Mar 29\, 2027\nIn 1837\, Charles Lewis Tiffany
 ’s first day of sales at his “fancy goods” shop garnered a mere $4.9
 8 in profit. Sixteen years later the shop was renamed Tiffany and Co.\, an
 d today the brand known as “The Diamond Kings” is now valued at $16 bi
 llion. Long synonymous with sophistication and sparkle\, Tiffany jewels ha
 ve endured as a pinnacle of luxury as well as innovation. The company’s 
 eponymous 287.42-carat yellow diamond has graced the necklines of Audrey H
 epburn and Beyoncé\, and its 1886 six-prong setting lifted diamonds above
  the ring band\, setting a new standard for engagement rings. “I’m jus
 t crazy about Tiffany’s\,” the fictional character Holly Golightly sai
 d in the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany’s. “The quietness and the prou
 d look of it. Nothing very bad could happen to you there.” A new exhibit
 ion examines the House’s legacy as a facet of American art\, showcasing 
 how Tiffany transformed objects from the natural world into acclaimed piec
 es of jewelry.
LOCATION:Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art\, 600 Museum Way\, Bentonvi
 lle\, AR 72712\, United States
SUMMARY:Nature Adorned: The Artistry of Tiffany & Co. and the American Imag
 ination
URL;VALUE=TEXT:https://airmail.news/arts-intel/events/nature-adorned-the-ar
 tistry-of-tiffany-co-and-the-american-imagination
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