Tiffany & Co.

Pre-Owned Tiffany & Co.: Jewelry, Bags, Watches | JoliCloset

Founded in New York in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany, Tiffany & Co. has defined American fine jewelry for nearly two centuries. From the trademarked Tiffany Blue Box (Pantone 1837, a registered color) to the six-prong Tiffany Setting patented in 1886 — the solitaire mount that shaped the modern engagement ring — every Tiffany piece sits in a design language you can recognize at a glance.

Our catalogue pulls together over 6,200 authenticated Tiffany & Co. pieces, from $70 for a silver charm to $148,000 for diamond high jewelry. Women's jewelry is the heart of the stock with nearly 5,900 references, alongside small leather goods, women's bags, accessories, men's watches and home decoration.

The signature collections to know

Five lines drive demand on the resale market. T (Francesca Amfitheatrof, 2014) turns the Tiffany T-bar into rings, bracelets and hoops in 18K gold, often pavé-set. Hardwear (2017) draws on the chains and padlocks of a 1962 Tiffany bracelet rediscovered in the archives. Return to Tiffany (1969) remains the silver icon, instantly recognizable by its round heart tag. Elsa Peretti signs the Bean, Open Heart, Bone Cuff and the Diamonds by the Yard necklaces. Atlas runs Roman numerals across rings and pendants, while Tiffany Keys and Tiffany Lock (2022) carry the contemporary banner.

Materials, carats and the price ladder

Sterling silver 925 anchors the entry point, typically $150 to $800 second-hand for a Return to Tiffany or 1837 piece. 18K gold (750) — yellow, rose or white — hosts T, Hardwear and bridal, with pre-owned tickets from $1,200 up to $8,000 depending on stone work. Platinum PT950 and certified solitaires start near $3,000 and can push past $40,000 for larger carats. Rare Schlumberger high jewelry and early Peretti editions occupy the top of the catalogue.

Browse Tiffany by universe

The Tiffany women's jewelry hub gathers 5,926 references across rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pendants. For the male audience, the men's watches area holds vintage and Swiss-made references, alongside men's accessories. The decoration section covers card holders, tea services and silver heritage objects — collector territory.

Authentication: what our team checks

Every Tiffany piece passes our team before it goes live. Hallmarks are the first tell: "Tiffany & Co." paired with "925" on silver, "750" on 18K gold, "PT950" on platinum, plus the designer signature ("© Elsa Peretti", "Paloma Picasso", "Schlumberger") where relevant. We check serif typography, stamp depth, clasp action, prong integrity and — on diamonds — cert-to-stone consistency. Many pieces ship with the original Tiffany Blue Box and blue pouch, two elements that support resale value.

Selling your Tiffany piece

Demand for Tiffany on the secondary market is structurally strong for solitaires, T and Hardwear lines and anything Elsa Peretti. List your piece, our team verifies the hallmarks and designer mark, then the listing goes out to our European and North American audience — Tiffany's name recognition consistently shortens time-to-sale versus most American maisons.