I’m torn between the all platinum or the platinum with pave diamonds. I intend to wear this every day, either stacked with my engagement ring or on another hand alone. Which would you choose?
(Also, does anyone have any thoughts on how the pave will hold up? I’m scared of losing the little diamonds with constant wear.)
Found some Tiffany pieces at an estate sale last week. Hoping the community can help me nail down the correct product names.
Piece 1: 16 inch graduated ball necklace in 925 silver. I believe this is the Tiffany HardWear Graduated Ball Necklace. does that sound right?
Piece 2: A pair of twist knot studs in 925 silver. I think these are the Somerset Twist Knot Studs. Am I mistaken?
Piece 3: Ball studs stamped 925. this is where I’m stumped. They’re much darker than the necklace, almost charcoal in tone even after cleaning (the necklace lightened up significantly, these didn’t). I’m wondering if these could be Tahitian pearl rather than silver?
Thanks in advance!
Update: I also want to add that I don’t know which box goes with which jewelry. Help with that would be great.
I’ve been hearing a lot about Cartier price increase but not about Tiffany. I was trying to place an order with an SA in Hawaii and she mentioned that a price increase is coming next week.
I purchased this necklace this past weekend at one of the official store, and realized the hallmark stamp on the back of the round piece is super faint..
Other than that i love my first Tiffany that I bought for myself 😆
Hi everyone, I’m planning to buy preowned large hardwear earrings, and I noticed that some hardwear earrings have a hole at the back for post, while others don’t in the preowned market. Is this a common occurrence? (The picture is not the actual item, it’s just an online image.)
This is my mom’s engagement ring ordered by my dad from a Tiffany’s catalogue at the PX in Greenland’s Sondstrom Air Force base during the Korean War, some time in 1953 or 1954. I know it is platinum and diamond and I have paperwork documenting this info somewhere around here. My question - it doesn’t have a Tiffany stamp on the inside of the band. It could have worn off - my mom wore it nonstop for about 50-60 years.
I believe Tiffany’s had an arrangement to sell engagement rings to soldiers during the Korean War, but I cannot find anything about that history online. Does anyone out here know about this relationship? I’ve done reverse image searches and can’t fond anything exactly like this ring. I would think it would be a fairly common ring if it were sold through a PX catalogue. I am just looking for additional insights.
I have had these for at least 10 years I think. I honestly thought that I had lost them but I've been doing some deep cleaning the past few months & ended up finding everything but the chain that the key was on. I got them as gifts & I really don't know anything about them. I think they are all real just because I don't think my great-aunt would have purchased anything without knowing for a fact that they were. I also got them brand new initially. I don't know where to look for information so I was hoping you guys could help. I don't plan on selling them but I am interested on knowing what each piece is & have an idea of how much they're worth. I know that they aren't very shiny anymore because I didn't fully understand what I was wearing at the time & how valuable it was. I don't want to try & clean them myself but I don't feel comfortable having just anyone clean them either. I have no idea where the little bags went unfortunately.
I haven't seen such marking before. Is this an authentic Tiffany?
Hello! I was wondering if anyone might be able to help with some guidance and/or information on the Tiffany & Co. Sparklers Emerald Cut Sterling Silver ring line.
I vaguely remember them being in store (early to mid 2000’s, I think it was) but never looked at them up close, trying one on.
It’s one of those pieces that I have just thought about and considered a maybe, someday piece as I prefer white metals. Am ultimately looking for guidance regarding it, especially (potentially) buying it secondhand.
By chance does anyone have more information on them?
Some questions I have are:
* They were a standalone/Tiffany-only line, correct (Meaning, not a designer collab)?
* The ring’ stones were amethyst, citrine, prasiolite, and smokey quartz?
* Were/are these a widely copied ring? Or did they sell well thus the availability in the marketplace? (Am also assuming many are posted in several marketplaces so probably not as abundantly available as they might seem right now to me).
* When sold in the stores, it came in the standard Tiffany pouch/box not a ring box, correct?
* Any common hallmark mistakes I should be aware of on fakes?
- For example, is the Tiffany & Co. stamp both on the side of the setting and inside the band (along with AG925 beside it)? And the country it was made in stamped inside too, I assume)
* Are the prongs talon shaped? I’ve seen softer, more rounded ones but am guessing it might have just been worn down on the rings I’ve seen those prongs on. Or fakes.
I then recall a similar line (maybe the same line but later year?) that included a lady bug on a ring and of course the pendant, etc. I just haven’t found much information on them that I could readily use to answer my questions/help me decide. I have no problem admitting what I do not know and am a bit afraid I have built this up in my head over the years. Especially as I saw the ring in store during a rather crazy time in my life.
Thank you for reading and any information you might be able to share.
Been buying a lot of secondhand Tiffany lately and some of the pieces don’t come with a pouch, which is why I bought a bunch of pouches off of Poshmark. To me the color looks different on some of the pouches and some have a “made in china” tag on the inside while some do not. I will say that the pouches I already own that came straight from the Tiffany store have that tag in them but I just wanted to be sure.
This was a Christmas gift from my grandfather to my grandmother (engraved on the back) in 1969. They were engaged a few months later (her second marriage).
The watch is a bit beat up and worn, but still winds up and works! She fits but I prefer not to wear her. Probably should one of these days…
Last two pics are my most recent pieces I picked up for myself (apologies for the dusty bust/necklace holder lol)
mostly just want verification also opinions on whether new silver jewellery is worth it due to tarnishing?
