Tiffany & Co

No girl wants to be Julia Roberts from Pretty Woman in that scene where she couldn’t buy a dress at a high-​end store because the sales lady judged her. Well, that’s how I felt today. I walked in and was immediately greeted by someone asking what I was looking for. I said I was engaged and wanted to get something for my mom and my fiancé’s mom for our wedding. She looked confused and asked if I was looking for something for our mothers to give us, or if we were shopping for our mothers. I said I was shopping for gifts for our moms. She then said, «Oh, we don’t sell housewares here.» I wasn’t sure if she was trying to be offensive or if she was being legit. I told her I wasn’t looking for housewares, I was looking for a bracelet or necklace, something they could wear on the day of the wedding. Her next question as we walked back to the cases was, «Are you looking for sterling silver?» I thought that was a presumptuous question and told her it didn’t matter if it was silver or gold, I was just looking for something 1920s-​esque. She showed me a couple items. And I’m sure she was trying to be helpful, but her attitude and possible assumptions, though unintentional perhaps, came off like I was a teenager who had never set foot in a Tiffany & Co before.
I’ve always loved my previous Tiffany&Co experiences back on the East coast, but the customer service at this particular location is rather «assuming» and a bit condescending. The experience left me not wanting to buy anything. I should have just asked to work with a different sales associate as soon as she brought up housewares. Lesson learned.

I have shopped at Tiffanys a long time and always experienced a friendly and very helpful sales associate experience! Today I was in the downtown Denver store with my daughter and the sales associates were extremely rude, unfriendly, and showed no interest in helping us with a ring size! C. Macdonald was one of the sales associates that waited on us! I am very disappointed and may find another place to shop for high end jewelry! My email is
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The jewelry store inside the Cherry Creek Mall is totally beautiful, noticeably because of all the flashy diamonds and golden carrots. The staff is announced by their professionalism as well as the remarkable service they provide. They can count on me returning, based on how they make their clientele feel. I love this shop and think it’s beautiful.

Just gotta say, this store must have gotten a new manager along with its new location. Three visits. Absolutely abysmal service each time. I ended up shopping on .com because the staff (and they were aplenty and just loitering in the store) apparently did not feel the need. No way around the little blue box. But I can’t see going in to this poorly run store again.
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Who doesn’t love Tiffany’s? The staff here is always super helpful and ready to make my gorgeous engagement ring as shiny as the day i bought it. They invite engaged couples who have a ring from there to special events such as «breakfast at tiffany’s»…amazing! Even their security guards are nice.

I’ve only been here for repairs, but in keeping with what you would expect of Tiffany’s the staff is super professional, pleasant and helpful. I came in here for a repair just the other day, and was noodling on a 3 or 4-​star review, but ultimately settled on 4 because of my experience with the customer service rep. I needed to have a bracelet repaired and I’d lost a piece to my keychain. After I asked about what it would cost to get my keychain cleaned, she said it was $ 50 (yikes!) to buff and polish, but if I wanted to spend $ 15 to get it engraved — they’d buff and polish it with the engraving service. Um, no brainer — right? Right. Thanks for the great recommendation that saved me $ 35!
If I’d settled on 3 stars — it would have been because I was still grumbling about how pricey it is for repairs. I mean, I know it’s Tiffany, but yikes! $ 50 for a lobster clasp…

This store is horrible. Recently new to the area of Denver, I was shocked when I walked into the store
I am use to Las Vegas Tiffany’s and Salt Lake Tiffany’s where you’re treated well from the moment you walk into their door. Neither I nor my friend were greeted at this location or helped out satisfactory
We would have been treated possibly better buying jewelry at Target. And felt classier. I would order by mail or go to the closest other location before ever shopping at this store. Horrible customer service

If you value brand, shop Tiffany, if you value quality and service, shop elsewhere. Rude staff lacking in knowledge of their products. And, my, how they react when you pull out a cell phone. Calm down, mall cop in a suit – I’m not using my pink iPhone to alert my would-​be accomplices; just letting hubby know I struck out at your disappointing store.

I can’t give it all the stars because I myself did not go in for the buying process. My wife said everyone was helpful and genuinely friendly. My ring is positively gorgeous. I am not really into jewelry especially over done jewelry with lots of stones. My Wife and The Tiffany’s consultant managed to pick the perfect ring. Its so beautiful with great clarity. It sparkles beautifully. When we went to pick up my Wife’s ring from another Jewelry store all of the women working there commented on how beautiful it was and what great taste my wife has. The consultant has stayed in contact with us to work on finding a band when we are ready.

Made a small purchase that by Tiffany standards was relatively inexpensive. I was helped by Kate who was super attentive and helpful.

Being in the luxury industry I expect a certain type of experience. The Cherry Creek Tiffany & CO has always met and exceeded my expectations. I’ve been to several jewelers and have been profiled as soon as I walked in the door. Never once have I picked up that vibe at this location, browsing or making a purchase (big or small) I’ve been treated with the upmost class and request. Moving forward I’ll take all my jewelery business here.

HORRIBLE SERVICE. I work for Dior at Nordstrom where appearance and service standards matter. It has always been my dream to get my fiancé a band from Tiffany’s, and I thought I’d use some of my lunch hour to pick one. Great service, and product knowledge… how hard could it be? WRONG. On entering, I received looks, but no greeting. The man at the door must just be for décor only. Finally, after wandering without any notice, I asked a man where I might find men’s bands where he curtly replied, «Behind you.» Being further ignored, and embarassed, I gave my business to Dan from Kay’s, and I will be telling my extensive Dior clients to give their patronage to other retailors. This was by far the most disappointing experience.

I’ve been cleaning, sorting and purging. My life has never been this unorganized. I came across an envelope from my mother in-​law. Inside is a necklace I gave her years ago. Looking at the receipt, it was a purchase I’d made in 2002. Flashing back to all, but being called a liar by the snotty sales associate at Tiffany’s. I’m angry now just as I was then. Unlike other reviewers here I wasn’t treated with top-​notch customer service, let alone an ounce of integrity at the Cherry Creek store.
I’ve never set foot in Tiffany & Co. since that day, nor have I worn any pieces I own. I’m heading to my jewelry box after writing this review, and removing all blue boxes with jewelry in special Tiffany & Co. bags. I can always use the cash. It’s clear on the receipt that I returned a golfball keyring my fiancée didn’t care for, that I’d purchased while visiting New York. I also purchased the necklace in dispute the same day of my return.
The silver chain had broken at the clasp not very long after giving it to my mother in-​law. She’s an older woman, and I didn’t want her to mess with returning, or having it repaired at Tiffany’s. So, I asked her to mail it to me. I would gladly take care of it.
I presented the broken necklace to the sales woman at Tiffany & Co. in Cherry Creek, and she took the necklace into the back. Returning shortly thereafter I felt accosted, as I’ve never been treated more rudely by someone working at a business with a reputation like Tiffany & Co., in my entire life. She informed me that it wasn’t a Tiffany & Co. chain, and they weren’t going to help me. She continually cut me off as I tried to explain that the chain was the exact piece of jewelry, other than it was broken! After all I hadn’t gifted it to a finicky adolescent girl, but to an elderly woman who I KNOW didn’t swap the chain. In fact the pendant wasn’t removable from the chain until it was broken! The sales associate might of just as well put her hand in my face motioning me to shut up, as she was shoeing me away like some dirty fly. I left the store speechless by her complete, and utter ability to be condescending and unhelpful. Thinking back to the episode, I’m wondering if the necklace was placed for sale in the display case after someone else returned an inauthentic piece of jewelry, and I was the sucker that got stung. I know that I’m not the thief.
Unfortunately, I put the envelope in my desk drawer and over the years its made the way to the bottom of my desk. The whole experience made me sick to my stomach then, and my reaction when I came across it today has the same heat. Twelve years ago I was more likely, than I am today to just take whatever was thrown at me without saying a thing. I was raised to be polite no matter how upsetting a situation may be. I certainly didn’t feel out of place when I walked in. I didn’t show up at the store un-​showered and in my sweats. But I felt so out of place by the end of the conversation, I think I was in shock!
My mother in-​law is one of the most kind and gentle people anyone could meet. She’s never said another word to me about it since I explained what happened at Tiffany’s. She just turned 80 years old this past June, and she’s even more remarkable of a woman now, than she was twelve years ago. She’s apparently trustworthy enough to be left with her great grandchildren for daycare throughout the week.
So, with cash I receive from my Tiffany & Co. purge I’ll get the chain fixed. I’ll present her again with this pendant she wore from the moment I gave it to her, until it broke. She may not beam like she did the day I gave her the first and only famous blue box she’s received, but I know she’ll be pleased none the less.
I’m glad other people have had pleasant experiences with this store. I however have not. The sales woman didn’t care if I would be a repeat customer, let alone make a recommendation to find someone the perfect gift at Tiffany & Co. at Cherry Creek. It’s way over rated. At least I got to blow some steam on Unilocal

I am a fan of both this storefront and company as a whole! While shopping for a wedding band for my upcoming nuptials, I was reminded by a close friend to not rule out Tiffany’s in my search, and I am SO HAPPY to have been given the newly found inspiration.
Every time that I have been in, I am treated with integrity and respect. The store manager, (I’m 90% sure that her name was Kate) was extremely helpful and kind when I had questions regarding durability and quality of the bands I was looking at one afternoon. If you are looking for an excellent salesman to work with, Lee is your guy! He is very attentive and was very honest and upfront with me.
I am extremely jovial about my purchase and cannot wait to wear my band! One of my deciding factors to go with Tiffany over anyone else, was not only the staff at this Tiffany location and the quality of men’s bands, but also the fact that there is an actual storefront in Cherry Creek.
If you are in the market for a men’s wedding band, I would tell you to not rule out Tiffany’s. While they don’t offer a ton of variety, the pieces that they do offer are worth checking out, IMO.

I ordered something online and UPS messed up. It got re-​routed and could not make it in time for Christmas. So Trish, Tiffany’s customer service rep, called Tiffany’s Cherry Creek and started problem solving. Kate, the manager of the Cherry Creek store called me and asked me what color of ribbon I wanted. She then informed me she was hand delivering it herself in about two hours! I really can’t say enough about how impressed I am with Tiffany’s. The shipping mistake had nothing to do with them and yet they went the extra mile. I will hand my mother her Tiffany’s box tomorrow, Christmas day, and watch her face light up.
Thank you Tiffany’s for being one classy, first rate, operation! I won’t forget it!

Blue box… no other comments needed!
Well maybe a few words…
Overall you can’t go wrong being in a true bling palace!
Stepping into Tiffany’s is legendary, from the customer service, discretion and professionalism is beyond compare.
It’s Tiffany’s, its a classic New York icon and what women doesn’t want a blue box.
If you don’t believe me pick up trinket or two and take the blue box for stroll in mall and see what happens, it’s nothing but smiles and play-​full flirtation!

What girl doesn’t want a little blue box from Tiffany’s?!
I haven’t had the pleasure of buying anything here as of yet but I anticipate when I do have the opportunity to have a piece of jewelry from here it will be fabulous.
Customer service was top notch. I was immediately greeted and pointed in the right direction of what I wanted to look at. I was able to try on a few pieces and admire the quality and beauty. I was blown away by the sparkle factor found here and being a girl I could spend all day in here.
When in the neighborhood I will be back looking at all the sparkly pieces I dream of.

I’ve been here many times and I have not one complaint about this location. The service here is always impeccable.
I have had my ring cleaned here a few times and they are fast and efficient. And always does a great job. Recently, I had to get my ring resized in a short amount of time. I was worried they wouldn’t be able to do it on time but of course they came through. Typically, it takes them two to three weeks but they rushed it and had it done for me within a week. They resized the ring, cleaned it and re-​engraved it. I was extremely satisfied with their quality and customer service.

Yes. I’m a regular here. Not because my baby has expensive taste, but she loves her Tiffany jewelry and how could I say no?
Exactly.
It does make shopping for the perfect gift easier. She’s the kind of gal who knows what she wants and she gets what she likes. All I have have to do is hand the salesperson the credit card and sign. But I do enjoy coming with her to shop for her gift and it’s quite romantic especially on Valentine’s Day or that special occasion. I can always find some trinket or locket to add to her growing collection of silver.
What’s next? Oh yeah… the Ring.
As long as she keeps getting the little blue boxes with white ribbon I get to see her look at me with stars in her eyes and see that beautiful smile on her face that warms my heart and makes her and I both happy.
And that’s all that matters.

I am a member of the «I’m a girl who loves the blue box» and the «How can you give Tiffany anything but Five Stars» club.
Yes, I love a lot of their offerings. Mostly Silver. I’m a silver gal, I just HATE the way yellow gold looks on me. And I have far too much of it. Some might say overkill. I say… I’m a girl who loves the blue box.
I just visited again, this time at Cherry Creek Mall, with my sweetie, who took me Christmas Shopping. (How can you not love him?)
This store is TEENSEY. I’ve been to Tiffany & Company all over. Various Miami, Coral Gables and Ft Lauderdale Locations. The Flagship Store in NYC. (Hello, 7 stories of Tiffany Bliss.) So this one is just TINY to me. They definitely have a limited selection. (Which, of course, didn’t stop me from finding the PERFECT Trinket!) You won’t find the whole catalogue, but you WILL find the expected Tiffany & Co service with a classy smile.
It’s something to be appreciated. Well-​Dressed, manicured, clean and classy salespeople, who smile and genuinely offer their assistance. Putting on the jewelry for you. Not losing patience as you drift through their displays, trying on this and that, changing your mind… Gracious and well-​trained sales people.
But they ARE salespeople! I wonder if they are on commission? (Side Note: If they are, I think I’d like a second job!) So beware. They KNOW you are blinded by «Oooooh, Sparkly!!» Keep a level head.
Even when your overly generous, wonderful sweetie is holding your hand and saying «Anything you want, baby.»
Because… Really… It’s SOooooo Sparkly!