
Tiffany & Co. Has Crafted the US Open Trophy Since 1987 — Here’s How to See It Up Close
Tiffany & Co. renews its nearly 40-year USTA partnership and returns with a pop-up at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
Nearly four decades of history just got a new chapter. The USTA and Tiffany & Co. have announced a multi-year partnership renewal ahead of the 2026 US Open, extending one of the most enduring relationships in American sports. Since 1987, Tiffany & Co. has served as the Official Trophy Crafter of the US Open — the house responsible for creating the championship trophies that define the sport’s highest moment each year. This renewal ensures that legacy continues.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Tiffany & Co.
To celebrate the partnership’s milestone, Tiffany & Co. returns to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center with its fourth consecutive US Open pop-up experience, open now through September 13 near the Fountain Plaza. The activation invites guests inside the world of Tiffany artisanship — with a direct look at the traditional engraving tools used by the House’s craftspeople at its hollowware workshop in Rhode Island, where the championship trophies are made each year. Signature Tiffany Blue displays set the tone throughout, and guests can view the iconic Men’s and Women’s Singles Championship trophies in person — the same pieces that will be handed to this year’s champions on the court.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Tiffany & Co.
A dedicated photo area lets guests capture the moment surrounded by Tiffany Blue tennis balls and trophy-inspired details, with a professional photographer on hand for anyone who wants the full experience. As the official trophy crafter, Tiffany & Co. will also play a central role in the Singles Championship ceremonies, with a branded display presenting the full trophy suite courtside.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Tiffany & Co.
The pop-up runs through September 13 at the Fountain Plaza of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
Tiffany & Co. and the USTA have renewed their nearly 40-year partnership ahead of the 2026 US Open, with the House returning to Flushing Meadows for its fourth consecutive pop-up experience — offering a behind-the-scenes look at the craft behind the championship trophies, a view of the iconic Men's and Women's Singles trophies, and a photo moment surrounded by Tiffany Blue, open now through September 13 near the Fountain Plaza.

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