Double heart pendant... too easily scratched?

[EvilSmoothie]

Hello,

I am looking to get my other half a Tiffany necklace for her birthday and after browsing through I settled on the double heart pendant in Rubedo metal and silver. https://www.tiffany.co.uk/jewelry/n...urn-to-tiffany-double-heart-pendant-30872533/

However, I have seen a few posts saying that it is either too small or too easily scratched. The last thing I want is disappointment in a few months as it’s all scratched up and ruined from general wear.


My second option was for the Heart tag charm with the blue back.

https://www.tiffany.co.uk/jewelry/necklaces-pendants/return-to-tiffany-heart-tag-charm-GRP05849/


Any advice? I like the look of the 1st one more, but worried about this scratching issue


Thanks

 

[Lalaloopsy12345]

Silver scratches. I have a handful of silver brackets that are pitted and scratched from wear. It’s unavoidable. I’ve purchased that necklace as a gift for family, and it’s really pretty. It is small, but it’s really nice in person. Scratches happen with all jewelry. It just shows that it’s loved.

 

[Lalaloopsy12345]

I prefer the first as well. It’s pretty.

 

[plsreturntotiffanyandco]

I have seen a lot of posts with people having problems with the blue enamel necklaces - it fading, losing colour, dropping out even. I would go for the first one, I have the double tag necklace and it really doesn’t get the wear bracelets or rings do, it’s barely scratched and I wore it everyday for years until I got a different style one.

 

[necklace_of_raindrops]

I initially spent a lot of money on designer silver years ago when I got into jewellery but I do regret it now and wish I had saved the money for better quality gold or platinum instead, even if it would've meant owning fewer pieces. Silver tarnishes and scratches the easiest. I wouldn't buy it now. But it depends on your budget.