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Tiffany Announces First NFT Sale Going For $51,000

  • August 1, 2022
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Tiffany & Co., a luxury retailer, is launching its own collection of NFTs, which will be on sale starting on August 5. The jewellery company tweeted a pixelated grid with the words “NFTiiff” to announce the news. The selling price of the next NFTs was openly disclosed in the tweet to be 30 Ethereum, or $51,000.
Influential NFT dealer Cozomo de’ Medici tweeted that the NFTiffs would be a collection of digital and tangible pendants for Cryptopunks who already possess comparable NFTs.Tiffany & Co., a luxury retailer, is launching its own collection of NFTs, which will be on sale starting on August 5. The jewellery company tweeted a pixelated grid with the words “NFTiiff” to announce the news. The selling price of the next NFTs was openly disclosed in the tweet to be 30 Ethereum, or $51,000.
Influential NFT dealer Cozomo de’ Medici tweeted that the NFTiffs would be a collection of digital and tangible pendants for Cryptopunks who already possess comparable NFTs.

After months of development, the business now guarantees a limited edition of 250 NFTiffs on the internet. With their $380,000 purchase of Okapi NFT from Tom Sachs, Tiffany & Co. made their debut in the NFT market. Since then, they have used it as their Twitter profile image. Additionally, it created a special limited edition of TiffCoins, which were solid gold coins with engravings.

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