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Headlines: Tiffany, China real estate, Realtors, LVMH, Bottega Veneta

October 16, 2023

For the 2023 Blue Book high jewelry collection unveiling exhibition in Shanghai, Tiffany created an immersive experiential space resembling a deep-sea dive, which included a "Sea Cave" zone and an "Infinite Coral Garden" zone. Image credit: Tiffany & Co. For the 2023 Blue Book high jewelry collection unveiling exhibition in Shanghai, Tiffany created an immersive experiential space resembling a deep-sea dive, which included a "Sea Cave" zone and an "Infinite Coral Garden" zone. Image credit: Tiffany & Co.

 

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