Discover exceptional works by contemporary masters, including works by Japanese artists such as Susumu Kamijo as well as international artists such as Julian Schnabel, Damien Hirst, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Vik Muniz, Richard Prince and more.
Out of the Archives
The new flagship features an array of masterpieces from The Tiffany Archives that reflect the House’s long-standing connection to Japan. They range from dragonfly and chrysanthemum brooches to Louis Comfort Tiffany’s famed table lamps, as well as a storied timepiece gifted to the captain who rescued passengers of the RMS Titanic in 1912. At its core, Tiffany Ginza honours the nearly two-century love story of Tiffany and Japan.
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The Hedges and Flowers Necklace
On display at Tiffany Ginza is the Hedges and Flowers necklace, a flora-inspired piece from 1978 designed by Jean Schlumberger. Intricate diamond vines bloom with a display of striking rubellites, tourmalines and turquoises.
Chrysanthemum Brooch
Dating to the early 20th century, this exquisite brooch evokes a chrysanthemum in full bloom, crafted with diamonds, pearls and delicate enamel work.
White Wisteria Table Lamp
Created around 1904 by Louis Comfort Tiffany, the White Wisteria table lamp is a masterpiece of 20th-century design.
Explore Tiffany Ginza
Step inside our breathtaking new flagship – a world of wonder where artistry, culture and craft converge.
Extraordinary Experiences
From iconic jewellery to Japan’s first Blue Box Café, explore each floor with our curated guide to everything that Tiffany Ginza offers.
Brilliance unfolds in Ginza, where craft meets culture and beauty meets heritage. The next chapter of Tiffany and Japan’s long-standing love story is here.
Inspired by Tiffany & Co.’s illustrious heritage, the Blue Box Café by Natsuko Shoji offers a unique dining experience that brilliantly fuses craft, culture and cuisine.
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