I’ve read that many luxury companies are 10-20% cheaper than mainland USA even before you consider sales tax differences. Is this the case with Tiffany too? I’ve seen people say it’s cheaper than Australia but haven’t seen it it’s cheaper than mainland USA! I know with Hawaii’s low sales tax it would be slightly cheaper than most states but I wasn’t sure if they had a regional discount too like Louis Vuitton and other stores do!
Is Tiffany cheaper in Hawaii than mainland USA?
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No discount at Tiffany in Hawaii. Sales tax is cheaper tho at 4.7%.
Portland OR doesn’t have sales tax. If you buy at the store, you don’t pay any tax at all!! Come shop at Portland store! The staff is amazing!
I was just on the Big Island and was told that Hawaii prices are now 8% less. This started recently… they didn’t give me a date but it was sometime in April. The sales tax is also a lot less. That discount, the sales tax and if you use a points card or Apple tap cash and incentives from your CC…. It all adds up 
I saved about 14% on my purchase.
I saved about 14% on my purchase.I was just on the Big Island and was told that Hawaii prices are now 8% less. This started recently… they didn’t give me a date but it was sometime in April. The sales tax is also a lot less. That discount, the sales tax and if you use a points card or Apple tap cash and incentives from your CC…. It all adds up
Wow that’s incredible, thank you for letting me know! I’m glad they changed their policy since I was looking forward to visiting Tiffany!
I visited in Dec 2023 and yes, lower price vs. mainland, it was a nice surprise!
I’m in Hawai’i right now. Yes SA confirmed price is lower than mainland (:
Yes, it’s true Tiffany’s is cheaper on Oahu than the mainland, and it’s not just the 4.71% tax difference.
They give you a different pricing (I have been offered it several times), but this does not apply to other jewelry houses on Oahu.
Other jewelry houses, you will only save on the sales tax.
They give you a different pricing (I have been offered it several times), but this does not apply to other jewelry houses on Oahu.
Other jewelry houses, you will only save on the sales tax.