Well, let me tell ya somethin’ ’bout this Tiffany and their love for the ocean. You know, that big ol’ water out there? Yeah, that one. Tiffany, they say they care about it. They gotta care, ain’t it? We all need that water, even if we don’t live right next to it.
They say the ocean, it keeps things cool, gives us food, jobs, you name it. They call it “climate regulation” and “economic progress,” fancy words, I tell ya. But it just means the ocean’s important for us to keep livin’ on this here Earth. So, Tiffany says we gotta protect it, save it for our grandkids and their grandkids, ya know?
Now, Tiffany, they make them shiny things, jewelry they call it. Pretty little things, cost a pretty penny too. They say you can get ’em wet, most of ’em, but they tell ya, take ’em off before you go swimmin’ in the ocean. Or the pool, or even when you’re takin’ a shower. Makes sense, I guess, don’t want them shiny things gettin’ all messed up.
- Don’t wear it in the ocean.
- Don’t wear it in the shower.
- Don’t wear it in the pool.
They got this thing they call “marine conservation” or “ocean conservation.” Sounds important, right? Well, it is. It’s all about keepin’ the ocean clean and healthy, makin’ sure the fishies and all the critters in there are doin’ alright. Tiffany says they’re part of that, they’re helpin’ out.
I heard tell they got this new thing, “Love For Our Oceans” they call it. Sounds nice, doesn’t it? Like they really care. They put out this report, every year they do it, tellin’ everyone what they’re doin’ to be good to the Earth. They say they’re protectin’ nature, doin’ somethin’ about this “climate change” everybody keeps talkin’ about. By 2025, they say they gonna do even more. Gotta keep an eye on ‘em, make sure they do what they say.
They talk about where they get all the stuff to make their jewelry. They say they’re careful, make sure they’re not hurtin’ the Earth gettin’ it. They tell ya where it all comes from, what country and all. They call it “responsible sourcing.” Sounds like they’re tryin’ to do things the right way. Back in the day they talked about responsible minin’ too, so they been thinkin’ about this stuff for a while now.
And them diamonds? Oh, they got a whole store full of ‘em in New York City. Ten floors of sparkly things! They say they’re inspired by the ocean, the drama of it all. Well, the ocean sure is somethin’, powerful and beautiful. But all them shiny things, they cost a lot. People always askin’ why Tiffany stuff is so expensive. Well, I reckon it’s ’cause they use good stuff and they try to do things right, least that’s what they say.
So, Tiffany and the ocean, huh? They say they’re committed. They say they care. Well, I hope they do. ‘Cause we all need that ocean, more than we need them shiny things, that’s for sure. We need to keep an eye on ‘em, make sure they keep their word and keep helpin’ that big ol’ water out there.
Anyways, that’s what I heard about Tiffany and the ocean. Just thought I’d share it with ya.
Tags: [Tiffany & Co., Ocean Conservation, Marine Conservation, Sustainability, Responsible Sourcing, Jewelry, Climate Change, Environment, Ethical Sourcing, Luxury]
