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Only one store had it. Now collectors fight for it. 💙🛍️

Sapphire shone briefly in 1996 and 1997 — a Bloomingdale’s exclusive that still dazzles today.

🎬 Watch the newest Dishin’ with Aunt B to find out what makes it a sought-after treasure for both Fiesta fans and Bloomy’s nostalgia hunters.

In the 1990s, Fiesta teamed up with the Warner Bros. Studio Stores to create a zany, limited-edition line of dinnerware featuring your favorite Looney Tunes characters—each on a classic Fiesta shape and glaze.

🎬 Watch Dishin’ with Aunt B to see the full lineup!

Amberstone was a supermarket exclusive with a twist—classic Fiesta molds, new handles, and a design makeover fit for the shag-carpet era. Collectors still debate its status… but Aunt B’s got thoughts.

🎬 Watch the latest Dishin’ with Aunt B to uncover the story behind this funky flashback from the late ‘60s.

Sleek. Chic. Totally atomic. 💫

Meet the second generation of Vintage Fiesta:

Vintage Rose, Chartreuse, Forest Green, Vintage Gray…

and the elusive Medium Green (yep, the “John Deere” one 🌿).

🎬 Watch the latest Dishin’ with Aunt B for a spin through the '50s—Fiesta style.

Launched in 2008 and retired by 2012, Chocolate brought rich, earthy depth to Fiesta’s color story. It was the first true dark neutral of the post-86 palette—and it still turns heads with its grounded, versatile vibe.

🎬 Watch the newest Dishin’ with Aunt B for the full scoop (and a few collector whispers you might not know!).

Released in 1993 and retired just two years later, Lilac was always meant to be a collector’s prize. Only 42 shapes were made—some in exclusive, hard-to-find forms.

It’s now considered the rarest—and most valuable—Post-86 color out there.

🎬 Watch the newest Dishin’ with Aunt B to find out why this soft purple is such a bold collector favorite.

Red, white, and ooh! 💙 Fiesta’s Americana Stars pattern was made for patriotic picnics and backyard BBQs.

🎬 In this week’s Dishin’ with Aunt B, we’re spotlighting the pattern that brings instant fireworks to your summer table. Perfect with Scarlet, Lapis, Twilight—or all on its own.

✨ Watch now and set the stage for a celebration in full color!

In the late ’90s, Fiesta turned its iconic teapot into a fully factory-produced lamp—no drills, no DIY hacks. Just pure, colorful style.

✨ Were they really made by a mystery lamp company in Ohio? —We’re dishin’ the details.

🎬 Watch Dishin’ with Aunt B to see the light!

Two colors. One fiery family resemblance. And a whole lot of collector confusion.

In this week’s Dishin’ with Aunt B, we crack the case of Fiesta’s most look-alike glazes—and share the secret to telling them apart. Spoiler: it’s all in the backstamp. 👀

🎬 Watch now and put your collector sleuthing to the test.  Think you could spot the difference without a side-by-side?

Fiesta’s Peacock hit the scene in 2005 with bold, vibrant flair—and collectors are still crowing about it! Retired in 2014, but never forgotten.

🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B to see why Peacock is still turning heads!

This one’s got a backstory! The original red glaze was literally radioactive. 😳

Banned during WWII and now beloved by collectors, Fiesta Red is one of the most sought-after vintage shades ever released.

🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B for the full glow!

🍊 Tangerine lit up the Fiesta line from 2003 to 2017 with bold, juicy energy. 

🔥 A fan favorite for summer tables and fall pairings—it played nice with everyone.  Retired now, but always in season for collectors. 😉

🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B for the juice!

💗 Not the first pink Fiesta—but definitely the boldest. Flamingo burst onto the scene in 2012 and brought serious retro summer vibes. 🌴🍹Too pink? Too fab? Collectors still debate. But we say: long live the pink parade! 

🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B for the bling!

💙 Turquoise made her modern comeback in 1988, and she’s still the cool queen of the Fiesta table.

🎬 Catch Dishin’ with Aunt B on why this vintage-meets-modern shade keeps collectors coming back for seconds. 🍽️