Tiffany & Co will issue NFT on August 5, priced at 30ETH

[Tiffany & Co will issue NFT on August 5, priced at 30ETH] Jinse Finance reported that the American jewelry brand Tiffany & Co announced that it will issue NFT at 10:00 AM on August 5, 2022. NFT It is called NFTiff, limited to 250 pieces, each priced at 30 ETH, about 51,000 US dollars.

In addition, Tiffany claims that it is taking NFT to a new level. Available exclusively to CryptoPunks holders, the NFTiff transforms an NFT into a custom pendant handcrafted by Tiffany & Co artisans. Will also receive an additional NFT version of the pendant. It is reported that each customer can purchase up to 3 NFTiffs.

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