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Instead of taking that trip to New York or purchasing items online, consumers will visit in person, Flickinger says. Having people physically in the location most likely will create traffic for surrounding stores, he says.Tiffany's is the kind of place that represents Pittsburgh's revitalization, Flickinger says. Having such a store will attract visitors to our region for more than professional sports ChronoSwiss Opus Skeleton CS-3 and business meetings, he says. They will come for the shopping, too."Just seeing the tiny blue box with the ribbon excites shoppers," he says. "Tiffany also has enough jewelry at entry-level price points in silver and gold that is reachable for the majority of Pittsburgh consumers,

from some things in the low hundreds to hundreds of thousands of dollars."Lisa Earl, Ross Park Mall manager, spent the past year preparing for many store openings, from Tiffany's this week to Michael Kors last week, to ChronoSwiss Opus Skeleton CS-5 later this month."We couldn't be more excited -- the management office, the other stores, the customers, everyone," she says. "Tiffany's is a beautiful store. It has that luxury look. It doesn't feel like a retail store. Tiffany's, along with all the other stores -- such as Nordstrom, Michael Kors and Burberry -- will give our customers one location to find everything. The face of ChronoSwiss Opus Skeleton Midsize CS-11 is forever changed."

Ross Park Mall was chosen because of its location and accessibility to many areas of the city, says Tracy Weigand, director of Tiffany & Co. Pittsburgh."I am thrilled and can't wait for the store to open," Weigand says. "This store is one ChronoSwiss Regulateur Dual Time CS-16 the best-looking stores I have ever seen. We want people to feel welcome when they come here and want to feel connected with the community of Pittsburgh."There is that special moment when the store is officially opened, and when you add the spectacular jewelry on top of it, it is a totally great experience. And we can't wait for the people of Pittsburgh to be a part of that experience."