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The holiday season is always full of holiday advent calendars. But some of this year’s releases are decidedly more luxurious than usual.
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Tiffany and company. has announced a new limited-edition advent calendar that is said to be inspired by “the rebellious creativity and spirit of its founding city, New York,” according to a press release.
Featuring Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Equals Pi artwork on the exterior, a nod to the American jewelry supplier’s continuing appreciation for the artist, the unique luxury offering stands four feet tall and is constructed from solid white oak. It is less of a ‘calendar’ and more of a treasure cabinet.
Priced at $ 186,000, the Tiffany & Co. Keepsake Advent Calendar features 24 Tiffany Blue boxes, each filled with jewelry and a variety of other “curiosities.” The company will donate $ 250,000 from the sale of the 2021 Advent Calendars to the youth arts organization. Free Arts NYC .
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French brand Chanel launched an advent calendar in honor of the 100th anniversary of the iconic Chanel No. 5 fragrance. Available in “ultra-limited quantities,” according to the company’s website, the exclusive black-and-white packaged calendar featured 27 boxes containing a full-size fragrance or makeup product, along with thumbnails and a ‘surprise’ featuring founder Gabrielle Chanel. lucky number, five.
Priced at $ 1,025, the holiday novelty is already sold out.
Canadian Retailer Holt renfrew has also released a Beauty Advent Calendar for 2021. The limited-edition decorated box of beauty and personal care items features an impressive array of products from luxury brands such as Tom Ford, Clé de Peau Beauté, Guerlain, Maison Francis Kurkdjian and many more. .
The holiday gift option, which features products reportedly valued at more than $ 2,000, is priced at $ 525.
Reference-vancouversun.com