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Tiffany's Gorgeous New Engagement Sound Ad Features a Real-Life Gay Couple
Tiffany & Co.'s beautiful new ad campaign featuring two men would be awesome on its own, but the jewelry's company's casting judgment makes it even more special: The men aren't professional models — they're an actual gay couple living in New York, though their names haven't been released yet.
Say it with me: Awww.
Last month, the company showed support for gay couples by including one in their holiday window display at their Fifth Avenue flagship store.
In , 55 percent of Americans (and 80 percent of young people) were in favor of lgbtq+ marriage, according to Gallup. But tolerating gay marriage and embracing it are two very different things, so it's thrilling to notice Tiffany's shining a spotlight on the issue.
Gay couples can finally join straight couples in the all-important symbol of true love: the engagement ring Instagram.
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Hannah Orenstein
Hannah Orenstein is the author of several novels, including Meant to Be Mine (out June 7, ), Head Over Heels, Love at When Tiffany makes a statement, people follow. And it may be Tiffany&#;s latest &#;Will You?&#; advertisement featuring a gay couple that will push hesitant jewelers to the next level of acceptance&#;and marketing. You can see the upcoming ad campaign here. Seems appreciate a no-brainer, right? Couples are couples, and jewelers wish to sell wedding rings. So from a purely economic standpoint, it makes no sense to reject any couple seeking betrothal jewels. I wrote about this topic on my personal blog back in June , when the Supreme Court create a key part of the Defense of Marriage Execute (the U.S. federal law that denied the right to liberty and equivalent protection to gay couples) unconstitutional. I wrote: If you’re a retailer and you do not accept same-sex marriage, you’re missing out on a growing population of bridal customers. You’re also increasingly at odds with the values of a consumer found that wants your services. If For the first time in its year history, Tiffany & Co has released a line of engagement rings for men. The rings will feature a solitaire diamond and be known as The Charles Tiffany Setting, named for the company&#;s founder, Charles Lewis Tiffany. A press release announced that the ring will be present in both emerald- and round-cut diamonds up to 5 carats. It describes the design as &#;a modern and bold departure from the traditional wedding band&#; with platinum and titanium designs that &#;revise a classic men&#;s style with powerful contours, a contemporary profile and feature a striking center diamond.&#; The press emit also lauded the company&#;s promise to inclusivity. &#;The Charles Tiffany Setting honors the jeweler’s long-standing legacy in love and inclusivity, paving the way for new traditions to celebrate our unique adore stories and honor our most cherished commitments to one another.&#; While men&#;s engagement rings are not a new conce Tiffany & Co. was out and pleased in January when it unveiled its first ever ad featuring a homosexual couple. My predecessor Danielle Max devoted a whole Memo to its headline-grabbing break with tradition. "Kudos to Tiffany & Co. for its latest ad campaign, which features a range of "modern" couples on the path to matrimony," she wrote. "Among them is a same-sex couple who in Peter Lindbergh&#;s photograph look as ideal as the steps of the New York brownstone on which they are sitting." So I was a little surprised when the same jeweler unveiled its first ever range of engagement rings for men. And seemed to tone down, or almost overlook, the whole LGBT communication. I scoured the compress release Tiffany issued at the end of last month for mention of same-sex marriage. "This spring, Tiffany & Co. debuts The Charles Tiffany Setting, its first men&#;s engagement dial featuring a bold solitaire diamond," reads its introduction. "Named after founder Charles Lewis . . .
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