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In 1853, the color on this dress of Empress Eugenie of France was called robin egg. The queen loved the color so much that Tiffany's founders created Tiffany Blue. Didn't think about it

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In 1853, the color on this dress of Empress Eugenie of France was called robin egg.

The queen loved the color so much that Tiffany's founders created Tiffany Blue. I didn't expect to achieve a century-old classic

Tiffany & Co. was founded in 1837

The Pantone color number specifically requested for this color is also 1837.

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In 1853, the color on this dress of Empress Eugenie of France was called robin egg. The queen loved the color so much that Tiffany's founders created Tiffany Blue. Didn't think about it
In 1853, the color on this dress of Empress Eugenie of France was called robin egg. The queen loved the color so much that Tiffany's founders created Tiffany Blue. Didn't think about it
In 1853, the color on this dress of Empress Eugenie of France was called robin egg. The queen loved the color so much that Tiffany's founders created Tiffany Blue. Didn't think about it
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