Tiffany blue is a kind of robin egg blue, which is slightly lighter in color than ordinary robin egg blue and looks more refreshing and elegant. It was named Tiffany Blue because it was used by Tiffany for the first time.
Tiffany Blue has its own RGB value and CMYK value, and also has a special Pan Tong color number 1837, which happens to be the year when Tiffany was founded. But because Tiffany applied for a color patent, Tiffany Blue can't be found in Pan Tong's color matching system, and anyone can't use it without permission.
RGB are: 129, 2 16 and 206 respectively.
CMYK is: 50, 0, 27, 0 respectively.
Matters needing attention
Charles Lewis Tiffany, the founder of Tiffany, also made a rule: gift boxes cannot be sold separately. At that time, The New York Sun also reported this: "Tiffany has a product that can't be bought no matter how much it costs. This is Tiffany's little blue box. "
Tiffany Blue can only be used by the Tiffany family and is a protected color trademark.