Tiffany & Co. Launches Its First-Ever Men’s Engagement Ring
Titled The Charles Tiffany Setting, the line-up features a contemporary signet silhouette and a solitaire diamond in platinum and titanium.
By Navin Pillay - published
Tiffany & Co. has been in the business of bringing lovers together since 1886 when its founder Charles Lewis Tiffany first introduced the women’s solitaire diamond engagement ring — the Tiffany Setting. Building upon its legacy of love and inclusivity, the heritage jewellery label launches its first-ever men’s engagement ring, the Charles Tiffany Setting today.
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The new men’s engagement ring features a contemporary signet silhouette and a solitaire diamond in platinum and titanium. The inaugural release of The Charles Tiffany Setting will be available in round brilliant and emerald-cut diamonds up to five carats. The former has a streamlined knife-edge band inspired by the original Tiffany Setting, while the emerald-cut diamond iteration has architectural beveled edges.
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With this new line, Tiffany & Co. reinforces its commitment to its diamond supply chain by providing the full craftsmanship journey for each newly-sourced diamond—country of origin, where it was cut and polished, graded and quality assured etc—in it’s Tiffany Diamond Certificate.