Motorcycle specifications Indian 1133 Scout Tiffany Blue 2019 Gift n°7

Alliances between jewelry and motorcycles are rare enough. We're more likely to ride a beautiful machine than turn it into a giant jewel for display. However, there are a few cases, such as Bucherer, which recently produced a stunningly prepared Harley Slim Blue. This time, it's Tiffany's turn with an Indian Scout.

the American specialist in luxury goods, jewelry and diamonds has joined forces with its motorized compatriot, renowned for its long-standing interest in top-of-the-range large-displacement motorcycles. Yet it was on one of the most "accessible" models in its range that Tiffany chose a delicate pastel turquoise. This color, the famous Tiffany Blue, is the most visible modification for this custom.

a few chrome parts, an embossed seat, vintage tires that look like they've stepped out of a Humphrey Bogart movie: it's sober, while the spoked rims are more interesting. More solemn, more justified for a model that's more exhibition than anything else. The eye is drawn inexorably to the polished stainless steel exhaust system. The liquid-cooled twin gets Tiffany-badged engine covers. The front fender is embellished with a customizable silver plate.

apart from the little white ribbon, this Indian hints at a desire to give something as a gift, like the famous Tifffany box in which jewels purchased in boutiques are coiled. It's no coincidence that this one-of-a-kind model is part of the "Extraordinary Creations" selection for the Christmas season. It can be seen at the 5th Avenue store in New York, for the unjustifiable price of $35,000.

the Tiffany story began in 1937, when Charles Lewis Tiffany and John Barnett Young joined forces to create Tiffany and Young. In 1853, Charles Tiffany became the sole owner and took the opportunity to give the company its present name: Tiffany & Co. The journey through time is punctuated by superb creations, from a cinema presence with the film Diamonds on the Sofa starring the divine Audrey Hepburn, to becoming an industry icon.

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