In July, 1980, Elizabeth Warburton redesigned the Club logo to include a male and a female hand embracing the Tiffany Rose. The two hands clasped together symbolized the oneness of the human spirit in unison with the mystic power of the Tiffany Rose. The Board of Directors unanimously accepted the new logo.
It first appeared on the cover of Issue #28 of the Tapestry Newsletter, dated October 13th. Incidentally, this was the 672nd anniversary of the destruction of the Knights Templar by King Phillip the Fair of France. It has nothing to do with the Tiffany Club, but it is an interesting sidelight. The models for the hands were Merissa Sherrill Lynn and her dear and intimate friend, Sherry.