Meet Tiffany Bausch Weld: Founder & Designer

We had the good fortune of connecting with Tiffany Bausch Weld and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Tiffany, is there something that you feel is most responsible for your success?
Almost 2 years ago, I started a morning meditation practice that has been life changing. Being still and sitting in silence has contributed to the success of my brand, my designs, and has brought great clarity to my path ahead. This is also where I find inspiration and ideas for the pieces I create and the goals I set for the business. 

Can you open up a bit about your work and career? We’re big fans and we’d love for our community to learn more about your work.
After graduating from CU Boulder I moved to San Francisco to sell my beaded necklaces. I really didn’t have any idea how to build a brand at this point and needed more fashion experience. I spent a little over a year there and then was offered an assistant design position in NYC for an amazing designer and artist, Ippolita. Besides working on her Gold line, I also worked on the private label team. I launched the fashion jewelry lines for brands including, BCBG, JCrew, Neiman Marcus, Anthropologie, Ann Taylor and more. After leaving Ippolita, I became the Design Director of Banana Republic jewelry. Later I designed for Alexis Bittar, Larkspur & Hawk, Club Monaco, Judith Leiber and more. In 2019, I began growing my own jewelry brand, Fiore Wylde. Starting with custom designs and working towards a line of meaningful jewelry. After working for so many brands, I’ve learned a tremendous amount about what kind of jewelry I want to produce. I’m interested in craftsmanship, lasting quality and meaningful design. The most challenging part of working for myself is being responsible for all aspects of the business specifically.

Let’s say your best friend was visiting the area and you wanted to show them the best time ever. Where would you take them? Give us a little itinerary – say it was a week long trip, where would you eat, drink, visit, hang out, etc.
Oh man this is a hard questions now. Many places are closed and struggling…However pre-Covid I would recommend the following. Coffee and breakfast at Spur Visit antique shops on S. Broadway Late Lunch at Acres Catch some live music in the neighborhood or head to Red Rocks for a concert Aviano on 2nd and a pastry from Trompu Shop around North Cherry Creek being sure to stop at Aline, the Cupboard, Bloom, Perch, Max, Element 79, Homebody Drinks at the Jakard Hotel Dinner at North Black Cat Coffee and Breakfast Burrito Visit the MCA and grab some sun on the roof deck Walk along down by the platte river and then head to REI because it makes you happy. Cross back over to lohi and shop some of the boutiques such as Metalmark Dinner at Mizu Sushi Ice cream across the street Drive to Boulder for the day Hike Mt Sanitas Organic juices at Wonder Shop Pearl Street Arrange for a Sound Bath Dinner at Black Belly Denver Museum of Art to catch the Frida exhibit shop at and around the Sacred Thistle Dinner at Cuba Cuba Breakfast at Crema in Rino Take a graffiti tour Lunch at the Source Shop at the general store, the nomad, and the knife store. Dinner at Hop Alley Last day to recoup and recover. Spend the entire day at Nurture Wellness on Federal Get massages, reiki, acupuncture, facials and even get your hair done eat at the yummy cafe and catch some live music

Shoutout is all about shouting out others who you feel deserve additional recognition and exposure. Who would you like to shoutout?
My mother, Eileen, has always been my biggest support. She is a great listener and gives solid feedback. She is also a style icon and loves helping people to look their best.

Website: FioreWylde.com
Instagram: @fiorewylde
Linkedin: Tiffany Bausch Weld
Facebook: Fiore Wylde