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Hi Folks,
These were my grandmothers and I was told they may be Tiffany. Can anyone tell me more. Appreciate any and all help. Thank you in advance. Sorry could not get the images to upload. please click links to image shack.Imageshack - img2844a.jpg Imageshack - img2844a.jpg Thanks again!! ![]()
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wow they're very pretty, it should have an tiffany stamp somewhere..
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Thank you for your reply
I cannot seem to find any markings except 14k is there somewhere where there might be a small marking and what would I be looking for. Thanks again
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Joined: Sep 2008
Location: Hawaii
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If you bring it into Tiffany they should be able to authenticate them for you. Usually Tiffany products will have a TCO hallmark on them. If someone in customer service can't authenticate them for you then you will have to leave the earrings with them and there will be a charge for the time it takes to do the research.
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These are a fairly typical retro (1940s) style, so not yet antique, and the bow style was produced in relative abundance. I agree that if they were Tiffany, they would have additional marks. I would guess they are American made, as European gold tended to be higher karat. Good luck with your research!
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