r/tiffanyandco

Can anyone help me place this Paloma Picasso dove charm. When did they make these… bonus if anyone can find any advertisements on it!

If I had purchased this necklace just 16 months ago, in December 2024, it would have been $13,000. With the price increase that just hit today, it’s now $19,500. That is WILD.

I have the graduated link in YG and paid around the same price that the medium is now. And I remember when the graduated one was $16,500!

Know there have been 3 increases since the medium link necklace was $13,000 in December 2024. Still can’t get over how brazen these increases are. And multiple per year!

Hello all! I have a bit of a story. I purchased this piece from an indigenous jeweler in my area at a county fair who also sells other found jewelry goodies. He didn’t say it was Tiffany at all. Just showed me it was stamped 925, the beads are strung on a sterling chain, and the jump rings are soldered together. I was like ok awesome, looks like a decent sterling piece.

I didnt get home for a bit, and as I started to clean it, I noticed a marking on the lobster clasp itself. It very clearly ended it ANY & CO.

Here’s my dilemma. I’ve never seen this clasp used on a Tiffany piece before, and it has no additional tag. In searching online, I know there used to be tag-less designs, but I’m more inclined to believe this is just a good fake.

Truth be told, I don’t care as it’s sterling silver, and that was my main worry. But if anyone has any info on this piece, or archival resources…literally anything, help a girl out!

To add, I did take this to Tiffany since drafting this post, and although they cannot authenticate, the worker was actually pretty optimistic about it. I would send it for a cleaning and see if they reject it, but if they don’t all my beautiful patina will be gone 😪

Does anyone have any info on the solitaire setting ?

Is this a sturdy piece should I be worried about wearing it as an everyday piece ?

What happens if it knocks off???

I’m super excited but ultra scared any advice is appreciated

I saw this on someone the other day and immediately obsessed! I went to browse the Tiffany website (this would be my first Tiffany piece) and I didn't see it!? Does anyone know when this got discontinued (silver or gold)?

Medium link Tiffany hardwear in rose gold

I fell in love with this ring at an antique store. The associate said it was a Tiffany ring but I don’t remember seeing any Tiffany hallmarks. I would love it either way, Tiffany or not, but would love any more info on this ring, if any one knows anything about it. Google image reverse search hasn’t yielded me any success. Sorry for the freaky nail zoom

I don’t know why I haven’t responded to the email yet- The answer is no.

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’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.)

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 😆

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.

Hello everyone! I need some help with figuring out which size I should buy. My wrist circumference measures 15 cm (5.906 inches) and I prefer a tighter fit and usually wear 16-17 cm (6.29 - 6.69 inch) bracelets. According to the website my size would be medium, which is 19.1 cm and more than 2 cm bigger than what I usually wear. The extra small one is 16.5 cm which is what I would usually wear. Should I get xs? Sadly I can’t try one on in person because this specific model is not available in the nearest Tiffany store

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.

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.)

Appreciate the help