Fear not: Tiffany & Co. is still doing their iconic holiday display even though Secret Service has taken over their block

Even though their Manhattan block is totally taken over with protecting the new president-elect, Tiffany & Co. is still going to do their iconic holiday display, so you have nothing to fear. Since the store is close to Trump Tower, many were afraid that security concerns would prevent Tiffany & Co. from doing their holiday display. The unveiling for the event was originally cancelled but it was decided that the show must go on. Spokeman Nathan Strauss said in a statement:

“Our iconic Fifth Avenue flagship store windows, which feature sparkling vignettes of New York City at the holidays, are now on display and available for all to see. Our façade will also be illuminated as planned.

This year’s holiday windows at our New York City flagship capture the magic of the season and fill your world with sparkle. #ATiffanyHoliday pic.twitter.com/mE3h5TZtqL

— Tiffany & Co. (@TiffanyAndCo) November 16, 2016

It’s no surprise that people were upset at its initial cancellation. This display has been a hallmark of the holiday season in New York City. While the area is open to the public, police are asking people what their business is before entering the area. Local shops are afraid that this security measure will drive away business, but hopefully the draw to Tiffany’s will counteract and shopper hesitation.

If you want to make a trip to see this essential Christmas display and avoid heavy security the store recommends that you enter through 57th Street since the barricades along Fifth Avenue remain.

The holidays (and diamonds) are still a girl’s best friend.