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Msgorgeous said:
Hi ladies! What would you recommend for a first tiffany piece. I am thinking of mini heart tag bead bracelet or diamond by the yard silver in .05.
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Skip the SS DBTY.
This experience is too expensive.
Invest direct in something you really love and ever wanted.
If you don't have the money yet,be patient and keep saving up.
Just my advice.
 
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LizO... said:
Skip the SS DBTY.
This experience is too expensive.
Invest direct in something you really love and ever wanted.
If you don't have the money yet,be patient and keep saving up.
Just my advice.
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Well, i actually prefer gold jewelry, not necessarily from high street / luxury shops but genuine gold. thats what i have largely. Im just thinking into venturing to some casual pieces to use. Certainly prices in tiffany for a silver jewelry is steep as you pay for the brand. As this is be my first, is it worth even venturing into one?
 
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#8,091
Msgorgeous said:
Well, i actually prefer gold jewelry, not necessarily from high street / luxury shops but genuine gold. thats what i have largely. Im just thinking into venturing to some casual pieces to use. Certainly prices in tiffany for a silver jewelry is steep as you pay for the brand. As this is be my first, is it worth even venturing into one?
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The DBTY is just horrible when it starts tarnishing.
As a every day piece, one of the recognizable silver bracelets would be perfect.
For example, this cute heart tag bead bracelet.
A lot of women here have it and as far I read they all are happy with it, as every day piece.
I consider one for myself ;-)
 
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Msgorgeous said:
Hi ladies! What would you recommend for a first tiffany piece. I am thinking of mini heart tag bead bracelet or diamond by the yard silver in .05.
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My first piece was the open heart necklace in sterling silver. I don't even know how many years it has been since I got it - over 6, for sure - but now I'm dying to get the 18k yellow gold open heart necklace. I think it's a beautiful, simple, elegant piece. I still see women wearing it today! Never gets old in my opinion.
 
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LizO... said:
The DBTY is just horrible when it starts tarnishing.
As a every day piece, one of the recognizable silver bracelets would be perfect.
For example, this cute heart tag bead bracelet.
A lot of women here have it and as far I read they all are happy with it, as every day piece.
I consider one for myself ;-)
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Thanks! Appreciate your input and advice.

Counting bead bracelet vote as 1.
 
#8,097
Hello everyone! Been a while since I have been on these forums. The Spring semester really wiped me out, and it has been a whirl-wind summer. I'm engaged now, and my fiancé proposed with a gorgeous Tiffany ring! It's being resized right now, but I just love it. I'm planning on adding the Elsa Peretti mini bean pendant to my collection when I go in to pick the ring up!
 
#8,098
Msgorgeous said:
Well, i actually prefer gold jewelry, not necessarily from high street / luxury shops but genuine gold. thats what i have largely. Im just thinking into venturing to some casual pieces to use. Certainly prices in tiffany for a silver jewelry is steep as you pay for the brand. As this is be my first, is it worth even venturing into one?
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Try out the silver bracelet and then decide if you would like to expand your Tiffany collection. I personally think Tiffany fine jewelry pieces are worth it. Many of my Tiffany pieces are RG, YG, platinum and diamonds. I do own a few silver pieces but I think their fine jewelry pieces are more worth it.
 
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My DBTYs -- and I have many -- have never tarnished at all. The reason: I store them in jewelry bags made from tarnish-resistant material. And my first Tiffany piece was a SS DBTY. Go with whatever makes your heart melt.
 
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