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As other companies have famous logos, Tiffany & Company has its blue gift boxes -- and its Atlas clock.
This October, when the company moves into its new San Francisco store at 350 <a href="http://www.sterlingtiffany.com/product-9.html"><strong>Tiffany rings</a></strong>, the entrance will be adorned with a bronze-coated carved-wood sculpture of Atlas holding a clock, the fourth to mark a Tiffany's facade.
The first, installed at Tiffany's first Manhattan store in 1853, is now at the flagship store on Fifth Avenue. Two others are in Beverly Hills and in Philadelphia.
The new 17,000-square-foot store was designed by a Tiffany's committee and John Loring, the company's <a href="http://www.sterlingtiffany.com/Tiffany-Sale-328.html">Elsa Peretti Open Wave ring</a> director and senior vice president. It was built by Werner & Sullivan of San Francisco. The store will have other familiar features, among them a stainless-steel door framed in an Art Deco granite arch.
The style is all built according to the culture of <strong> <strong> <a href="http://www.sterlingtiffany.com/Tiffany-Sale-327.html">Tiffany Somerset heart ring</a> </strong></strong> and the aims to be the noble and high-end jewelry retailer in the world.
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