The Louis Vuitton store in Bond Street, London.

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After a year of seduction, the LVMH group will finally put the ring on the finger of British jeweler Tiffany.

A union which should cost the French luxury giant nearly 15.8 billion dollars (12.8 billion euros), and which shows its very good health.

Illustration with Louis Vuitton.

Estimated at 51.78 billion dollars (42.2 billion euros), the flagship brand of the group owned by Bernard Arnault is the most valued in the world in the luxury sector.

It occupies the first place of a blue, white, red podium.

France is in fact largely dominant.

Not only is the top trio completed by the Chanel and Hermès brands, but three other hexagonal claws appear in the top 10. Only the Italians Gucci and Prada, the Swiss watchmaker Rolex and the Briton Burberry manage to enter the peloton. .

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