Tiffany & Co. Opens Flagship in Brazil
The new store in the upscale Iguatemi São Paulo mall is the storied brand’s first flagship in Brazil.

The new store marks the storied brand’s third location in São Paulo and sixth store in Brazil.
The flagship is inside the Iguatemi São Paulo mall. It was the first shopping mall in Brazil and has since become a cultural landmark and popular upscale shopping destination.
“As one of Latin America’s most iconic shopping destinations, Iguatemi São Paulo continually redefines the luxury experience,” said Cristina Betts, CEO of Iguatemi.
“Welcoming Tiffany & Co.’s flagship store reinforces our mission to bring the world’s most esteemed brands to Brazilian consumers, while celebrating the vibrancy of our culture.”
Tiffany & Co.’s new two-floor location spans 408 square meters.
Its design was inspired by The Landmark—the brand’s Fifth Avenue flagship in New York City—and designed by architect Peter Marino.
The façade took inspiration from Brazil’s lush flora with elements created by local architectural firm Metro Arquitetos to celebrate the country’s cultural and artistic heritage. It features custom glass tubes that were crafted in Germany and finished in Brazil.
Inside, the store is decorated with work by artists such as João Carlos Galvão and Humberto Campana, reflecting both Iguatemi’s commitment to fostering local craftsmanship and Tiffany’s dedication to artistry, said the brand.

The new location includes exclusives to the Brazilian market.
The store features a dedicated space for Tiffany & Co. watches and an “All About Love” section highlighting Tiffany & Co.’s engagement ring offerings.
A bespoke high jewelry space features high jewelry pieces housed inside a private salon decorated with custom wallpaper by Brazilian artist Vik Muniz.
The Iguatemi São Paulo shopping mall is located at Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 2232 Piso Térreo.
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