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#631
Could someone please let me know if the stamping "7" on the love bracelet is a serif font or not? My 7 looks just like this "7" but more than one person tells me theirs is a serif font (with the line on the upper left corner). Are there two different models? Thanks!
 
#634
I posted here but it seems like the authenticators are inactive or just very busy .... is there a specific place I should be posting to ask for help with authenticating my Tiffany pieces? Is there an official way to do this properly ? Thank you
 
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#637
MondayMorningBlues said:
Hi, I'm interested in bidding on this bracelet but I have my doubts about it's authenticity. Could someone please be kind enough to help me out? Thank you.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tiffany-Co...359339?hash=item239c03f0eb:g:Ly4AAOSwMqVapaYa
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Sorry, the seller ended the item and reposted with an increased price and description. The new link is below, any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tiffany-Co...215502?hash=item239c5d4c8e:g:6mIAAOSw2cVaq0Ha
 
#639
I don't know if anyone here still authenticates, but I'm not sure where else to ask this & I could really use some help. Are either of these (or both) authentic? I bought one from eBay & one from a boutique that sells high-end vintage jewelry, watches & handbags. Both were sold to me as authentic. But they have a different number of links, (when I counted I didn't include the 2 links on tag or the 1 the lobster claw is on) the cleaner/shiny looking one has 66 links, the other one has 67 links, they are both 15.5". Even if someone could get out there old RTT oval tag chain & count the links, I'd really appreciate it. The font looks the same to me on both, but the more beat up one is easier to read, because it's dirtier. The 925 on lobster claw on the cleaner one looks more crisp to me. Idk... Thanks.20180317_202736.jpg20180317_203017.jpg20180317_203031.jpg20180317_203050.jpg20180317_203058.jpg20180317_203156.jpg20180317_203144.jpg20180317_203231.jpg20180317_203300.jpg20180317_203339.jpg20180317_203348.jpg20180317_203515.jpg20180317_203454.jpg
 
#641
My husband spent a lot of money on this Cartier and just wanted to make sure this is the real deal. I’m just concerned because if you notice closely some of the lines are slightly leaving marks on the clean gold part. If that makes any sense. Just look at the lines closely and how it kinda outlines a bit. Is this normal? Everything else looks perfect this is my only concern. Pls & thanks
 

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#643
xblackxstarx said:
Thank you for confirming
I posted I think a month ago and nobody is responding :sad:
I don’t mind paying for the authentication as I appreciate the time put into it
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It's extremely difficult to authenticate jewelry from photos (and sometimes impossible) and very few members here do authenticate. I am very conversant with jewelry and I wouldn't attempt it on most things. If you can't test the metal or see the piece in person ... it has to be blatantly obvious from pictures that it's fake. Not sure if you are implying that you would pay someone here to authenticate for you, but that's not permitted.
 
#644
Sorry that’s my poor choice of wording i meant if such a service exists to authenticate my Tiffany pieces I would be happy to pay the costs if you knew of any ( I was referring to that Tiffany won’t do it for you for free so I know that’s a no)
Thank you
Do you have any advice for me?
I have thoroughly inspected my jewellery
It’s all gold Tiffany pieces . Do you know if these are faked at all?

mistikat said:
It's extremely difficult to authenticate jewelry from photos (and sometimes impossible) and very few members here do authenticate. I am very conversant with jewelry and I wouldn't attempt it on most things. If you can't test the metal or see the piece in person ... it has to be blatantly obvious from pictures that it's fake. Not sure if you are implying that you would pay someone here to authenticate for you, but that's not permitted.
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#645
xblackxstarx said:
Sorry that’s my poor choice of wording i meant if such a service exists to authenticate my Tiffany pieces I would be happy to pay the costs if you knew of any ( I was referring to that Tiffany won’t do it for you for free so I know that’s a no)
Thank you
Do you have any advice for me?
I have thoroughly inspected my jewellery
It’s all gold Tiffany pieces . Do you know if these are faked at all?


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I don't know of anyone who authenticates jewelry; sorry. And yes, Tiffany of all kinds is very heavily faked. Even the gold, though less so than the silver. I would personally be very leery of buying Tiffany from anyone other than Tiffany for that reason.
 
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