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Tiffany
REGENT UNIVERSITY LONDON
EUROPEAN BUSINESS SCHOOL

MA Luxury Brand Management
LBM701 & LBM702 :
Leading and Managing the Luxury Business & Developing Luxury Brands
Nikita Richards
Serena Gossain

March 13th 2015
Kamilla Ismailova
S00806778

Summary

The report examines the brand identity of Tiffany & Co in order to comprehend the underlying reason behind the global success of the company. In order to main this position the Tiffany has decided develop a new product range along with the openings of three new stores in an attempt to preserve the global position of the brand.
This report draws attention to the 8 pillar of luxury to justify the reasons behind launching a range of products designed by a celebrity, as well as explain the endorsement powers of using a celebrity to promote new products. A consistent believer of Tiffany and a public figure selected for this purpose was Sarah Jessica Parker, who will launch a new line of fashion jewellery.

In order to find a new location for a new retail representation the net sales of each region was viewed. From this India, Belgium and Qatar were thought to be the most suitable regions. This was followed by a PESTEL analysis of each country to justify its suitability for the brand and creation of the highest consumer sales.

Contents
Introduction: 4
Brand Identity: 5
Store Location: 8
India: 8
Belgium 9
Qatar 9
Conclusion 12
References: 13

Introduction:

“Since 1837, the masterpieces of Tiffany & Co. have defined style and celebrated the world’s great love stories” (Tiffany & Co, 2015).

Tiffany & Co (Tiffany) is a worldwide company with a huge market. Its four product segments are, from largest to smallest: fashion jewellery, engagement jewellery and wedding bands, statement jewellery, and non-jewellery accessories, a small category which includes timepieces, leather goods, china, crystal, and fragrances. The aim of



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