TIFFANY LOCK ROW
Tiffany & Co. has expanded the Tiffany Lock collection from bangles range to earrings, rings and pendants and Canadians can discover the additions in an immersive experience at Yorkdale in Toronto.
Tiffany & Co. is thrilled to introduce a new installation in Toronto celebrating its Lock collection and newest Lock Row extension line just in-time for Valentine’s day! The Lock immersive pop-up experience, created in collaboration with artist Francesco Vullo, is located in the Yorkdale Shopping Center and is the first of its type to take place outside New York City.
From now until February 15th, 2023 guests have the opportunity to enter the one-of-a-kind display through Francesco’s traditional metal padlock sculpture evolved to create a metamorphosis of two facing profiles connected through a unifying lock-inspired arch. A dramatic, midnight-blue realm and a beautiful star-filled sky illuminates each presentation of this new collection allowing clients to fully immerse themselves in the unique world of Tiffany & Co.
Expanding on the current offering of Lock bangles that debuted last September, these new Lock Row pieces bring a variety of rings, earrings, and pendants in rose gold to the brand, with multiple colour ways debuting later this year. Through this immersive experience at Yorkdale, clients have the opportunity to try on the Lock collection and the newest Lock Row pieces. This collection which re-envisioned the idea of a padlock and transformed it into a symbol of togetherness and inclusivity is Tiffany’s first all-gender jewellery collection and the new icon of the brand.
Upon visiting, couples can personalize their Lock bracelets with a hand engraving to capture a special message and seize this unique moment in time at the dedicated photo booth within the pop-up. Located adjacent to the Tiffany & Co. store, guests can continue their experience in the store and explore Tiffany’s Valentine’s Day picks of 2023.
The Tiffany Lock collection is available on Tiffany.com and at Tiffany & Co. stores.
