Inside Tiffany's Private Suite for VIPs

In this episode of Invitation Only, Bloomberg luxury reporter Kim Bhasin tours Tiffany & Co's private salon and learns about the 5th Avenue store's most luxurious offerings.

Video by Jed Rosenberg

Host - Kim Bhasin
Cinematographer - Eric Brouse
Camera - Alan Jeffries
Graphics - Christian Capestany

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[djshockafrica]

That older gentleman could have shared so much precious insight, if only he had been asked the right questions

[hothotheat]

Tiffany’s is ICONIC. Such a classy organization, and they treat everyone so kindly. Even if you’re a tourist there to gawk, you still get treated so well.

[tonita]

There's so many things that expert knows about the private world of high-end jewelry, and yet the host asks if he likes gems because they're shiny.

[emmadaley]

the guy seems just so excited to work for Tiffany and he's adorable

[Suissemylife]

People in the comments act like they shop here every other Tuesday. Lol.

[jkxss]

Narrator detracts from the man from Tiffany who clearly is passionate about what he does.

[BlendedBarbieDoll]

I love Tiffany
It’s one of the only ritzy places you can go and not be treated like a wallet
They are so kind and excited to be part of your experience to build a lifelong customer

[nadiamavis]

what the F is wrong with the host? he is SO out of place, doesnt show real appreciation, doesnt ask the right questions and just overall doesnt have the right attitude

[ayam]

The host needs to either step up his game or get changed

[laprincesapiscis]

Looking at his LinkedIn he's very qualified for his position HOWEVER I think his personality just isn't made for video format so that's why he falls flat ☹️

[Marc-uwlw]

Luxury reporter turns up in sneakers like he’s shopping for a bagel and after some small talk we’ve learnt absolutely nothing

[gayathrikrishnan]

This interviewer knows nothing about diamonds nor is he interested in diamonds

[ramirosanchez]

They should have sent someone that actually knows about diamonds and could have broke down why it's so exciting to see one that is absolutely flawless.

[citizenearth]

The older gentleman is the true diamond at Tiffany's. The things he must have seen! The tales he could tell about all the affluent crazies who passed through that room! Hope he caps his retirement with a great memoir!

[wintertill]

In other words, "special customers" really just means people with $$$

[AnnaLVajda]

It's the difference between someone who buys off the rack and someone who wants to select their own fabric and have a garment tailored specifically to fit them.

[CampBessonova]

the curator is so passionate about the gem and its art.

[johnonufer]

Echoing everyone else, I would be a lot more excited to watch this series if the host was different

[edofernandes]

I really like this series, great story, production and theme. BUT the host ? really needs to be replaced, like seriously.

[MC-bqfl]

This host acts the same way that I would expect my 7 year old niece to act if I took her into a similar establishment. 😳
Me: "Jessica, do not say a single word or touch a damn thing until we walk out"