Tiffany & Co. Debuts Its First Men’s Engagement Ring In A Love For Inclusivity
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This spring, renowned jewelry brand Tiffany & Co. debuts its first men’s engagement ring. Dubbed ‘The Charles Tiffany Setting’, the ring is named after founder Charles Lewis Tiffany, who founded the company in 1886.
The brand hopes its new addition will honor love and inclusivity, as well as pave a way for new traditions to celebrate every unique love story.
The Charles Tiffany Setting is markedly different from Tiffany & Co.’s women’s offerings. Featuring a signet silhouette, the ring is available in platinum and titanium settings with powerful contours, a contemporary profile, and striking center diamond.
The first release of the ring will offer round and emerald-cut diamonds of up to five carats. Styles with a round diamond will have a streamlined knife-edge band, while styles with an emerald-cut diamond will feature strong, architectural beveled edges.
It’s about time men got to celebrate their engagements with an exclusive piece of jewelry, and with how stunning the Charles Tiffany Setting looks, we’re expecting grooms-to-be worldwide to be donning it soon.
Take a look at the full collection here.
Image via Tiffany & Co.
Image via Tiffany & Co.
Image via Tiffany & Co.
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