Tiffany Green
Tiffany's iconic pink-toned mint green—romantic, elegant, luxurious, and fresh.
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💡 Use Cases
Wedding Arrangements
The theme color for high-end weddings; from invitations and tablecloths to fondant cakes, it carries through Tiffany's elegance, pledging a marriage commitment as precious as jewels.
Gift Packaging
Ribbons and gift boxes imitating Tiffany Blue make the recipient feel distinguished and valued even before opening, elevating the perceived value of the sentiment.
Fine Pastries
Macarons and cakes in French patisseries, with a Tiffany Green spray finish on the outside and sweet-tart passion fruit filling inside, balancing the visual sweetness.
Girl's Boudoir
Upholstery fabric for a vanity stool or walk-in closet, paired with crystal chandeliers and white furniture, turning the boudoir into a personal princess castle.
📜 Origin & History
Tiffany Green, also known as Robin's Egg Blue, gets its name from its resemblance to the pale blue-green eggs laid by the American robin; it was a favored lucky color for brides during the Victorian era.
After Charles Lewis Tiffany founded the company in 1837, he chose this elegant and refined color for the cover of its annual high-jewelry catalog, the 'Blue Book'.
In 1845, Tiffany Green first appeared on the company's annual catalog and has been an inseparable part of the brand ever since; it is also registered as a trademark, making any imitation illegal.
This color, together with the iconic Tiffany Blue Box, has become the ultimate symbol of romance, surprise, and top-tier luxury, propelled to the peak of pop culture by Audrey Hepburn's 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'.