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His research proposal discusses the fine tiffany jewellery sector within the luxury goods industry, focusing on Tiffany and Co. position among its high-class competitors and fine tiffany jewellery UK consumers. The paper commences with an overview of the luxurious goods industry and current trends with the specific sector of fine tiffany UK.The document progresses by describing the business structure of Tiffany UK, specifically the company products, financial situation, store operations and plans for expansion, key publics, brand image, and marketing strategies. The proposal includes an in-depth analysis of Tiffany and Co. position among luxury goods consumers, for the primary question of how Tiffany jewellery will keep its elite image and leading position throughout the tiffany jewellery UK market while trying to expand its consumer base. In response to J.P. Morgan analysts Sara Madeira de Rosen, Brian Tunic, and Robert Samuels, the tiffany jewellery sector may be the largest in the luxury goods industry with global retail sales amounting to $150 billion. Tiffany UK Retail sales within the U.S., the most significant market, approximate $43 billion Richard Heller, who writes for Forbes, says Tiffany jewellery UK has an estimated 19 percent share of an $50,000-plus tiffany jewellery market, Cartier has an estimated 11 percent share, and Bulgaria has an estimated 3.5 percent share . Analysts Fouquet and Bedeck of J.P. Morgan say U.S. rrndividuals are particularly loyal to tiffany jewellery UK brands, and Tiffany and Co. capitalizes on its leading position. Tiffany and co use of the classic blue box has become one of the most extremely recognizable and consistent advertising campaigns through the U.S. today. The company success has ended in openings of smaller format stores, and Tiffany jewellery promises to introduce several new products in 2004. Cartier, on the other hand, is now refocusing on finding a balance between new and classic products and between accessible and high-end lines after its unsuccessful push to make its tiffany UK brand more upscale in 2001 and 2002. The corporation will return to its innovative nature by beginning a series of significant product launches in April 2004 Fouquet & Bedeck. Bulgaria, well established in Europe, is suffering from the U.S. for the late entrance into the market. Focused in big cities and central areas, Bulgaria also suffers as tiffany jewellery UK attracts relatively young consumers who were hit by the decline in equity wealth. In addition, the tiffany and co has a relatively low establishment with third-party retailers Fouquet & Bedeck.