The very idea of waking up on Christmas morning to find Santa has left that unmistakable blue ribbon box beneath the tree for us to tear open may feel like a daydream away but the world-famous jewellery store has just introduced its first ever advent calendar – blessing shoppers with a festive season’s worth of childlike excitement.
WATCH BELOW: The Drop From Tiffany & Co.
In what is quite possibly the most extravagant (and credit card burning) countdown to December 25 of all time, Tiffany & Co. has unveiled its debut holiday catalogue which boasts 24 delicately wrapped presents behind each door (the only thing we’re willing to sacrifice chocolate for).
Standing at four-foot tall, the calendar comes in the brand’s iconic blue hue with hand-selected gifts sure to put a smile on anyone’s face. According to the website, the calendar will be delivered in the most Tiffany & Co. way possible by ‘white glove service’ and behind the doors, you can expect to find everything from the jewellery house’s $4,600 18k Gold Triple Drop Earrings to a $720 Colour Block Pen and Pencil Set (in sterling silver of course) that you never knew you needed.
London-based illustrator Pat Vale is behind the soon-to-become-iconic design after drawing inspiration from the brand’s highly-Instagrammed flagship exterior – making the calendar’s packaging an art piece of its own.
But there’s unfortunately a (rather large) catch.
As anticipated, the calendar isn’t exactly purse-friendly and weighs in at 112,000 US dollars – yikes. That’s if you can even get your mitts on one of the sought-after pieces though with just four currently available to shop worldwide.
For those not afraid to dig deep into their pockets or if, like us, you’re intrigued to see what’s behind some of the doors – take a look at some of the advent calendar’s goodies below.
Yes, there’s a $695 harmonica in there.
The very idea of waking up on Christmas morning to find Santa has left that unmistakable blue ribbon box beneath the tree for us to tear open may feel like a daydream away but the world-famous jewellery store has just introduced its first ever advent calendar – blessing shoppers with a festive season’s worth of childlike excitement.
WATCH BELOW: The Drop From Tiffany & Co.
The very idea of waking up on Christmas morning to find Santa has left that unmistakable blue ribbon box beneath the tree for us to tear open may feel like a daydream away but the world-famous jewellery store has just introduced its first ever advent calendar – blessing shoppers with a festive season’s worth of childlike excitement.
WATCH BELOW: The Drop From Tiffany & Co.
Related stories
Native ad body.
Native ad body.
Native ad body.
