Tiffany ring poll round 2

[Tr2163]

Thank you all for the last poll. Some mentioned the T wire either diamond so I went ahead and tried that as well. The diamond one is super shining, however I’ve noticed that it is much lighter than the no diamond version. Even the band seems thinner. Is that part of the design ?

 

[Tr2163]

Another photo of rings switching fingers

 

[Leo the Lion]

Both pretty but it seems like the non diamond ones bend even with their bracelets. (I notice it in your photo too) I voted for diamonds!

 

[lill_canele]

Agree with @Leo the Lion Sorry, but that bend in the ring was very distracting to me. Which is why I am cautious about buying open-ended jewelry in general.

I love the minimal aesthetic of the non-diamonds and I actually like the overall look better than the one with diamonds, but the bend or possibility of bending is a big no for me.

If I had to choose, probably no diamond. It may still bend though, but may not as noticeable as the non-diamond version (since solid gold has more obvious and clean contours that are easier to discern with the naked eye).

 

[Tr2163]

Yes there was a slight bend when it came in the package. I will probably go to the store to let them fix it if I want to keep it.

 

[viewwing]

I think they both give off very different Vibes. To me, the one with the diamond is more elegant and delicate, whereas the one without diamonds is more chic and minimalist. Which is more you?
just by looking at your hand, the one with the diamonds suit you better as you have long, slim fingers and a delicate looking hand.

 

[Tr2163]

Thank you I think I am delicate outside and chic inside.
The photo doesn’t show but the diamond one is super shining under the lights and I’m more leaning towards it now.
Do you have any recommendation for another chic ring from Tiffany ?

 

[ale1987]

I voted for the YG with diamond version. It’s delicate, yet sturdy. I’ve had mine since 2016, and while it has gone a tad bit out of round to fit the shape of my finger (it’s extremely comfortable to wear), the diamond Ts are always properly aligned. And this is with nearly daily wear.

I originally wanted the plain YG version, but I ended up with the diamond one because it was gifted to me. I had thought that the latter would be too dainty, whereas the former looked thicker and more bold, but I was surprised at how bright and sparkly the diamonds were. They gave the ring a lot of presence while still being refined and easy to wear everyday. If I had to go back and pick for myself, I’d definitely pick the one with diamonds—I would have regretted going with the plain version. It’s really just all about personal preference!

 

[viewwing]

Thank you I think I am delicate outside and chic inside.
The photo doesn’t show but the diamond one is super shining under the lights and I’m more leaning towards it now.
Do you have any recommendation for another chic ring from Tiffany ?

yes! Here’s one that’s reasonably priced too!the graffiti ring

Paloma's Graffiti Love Ring in Yellow Gold, Small | Tiffany & Co. US

www.tiffany.com

or the T1 with diamonds.i think they’re both super chic!

Tiffany T T1 Ring in Yellow Gold with Diamonds | Tiffany & Co. US

www.tiffany.com

 

[Tr2163]

thank you! I love the T1 and have been watching it for a while ! Need to try this next time when I visit the store

 

[Tr2163]

Oh, and I just realized that there is some black stain on the side of the T on the no diamond one while taking photos. I try to remove it by paper but it doesn’t come off. Does this happen to yellow gold? Need to figure that out for my next visit to the store.

 

[lill_canele]

Agree with @Leo the Lion Sorry, but that bend in the ring was very distracting to me. Which is why I am cautious about buying open-ended jewelry in general.

I love the minimal aesthetic of the non-diamonds and I actually like the overall look better than the one with diamonds, but the bend or possibility of bending is a big no for me.

If I had to choose, probably with diamond. It may still bend though, but may not as noticeable as the non-diamond version (since solid gold has more obvious and clean contours that are easier to discern with the naked eye).

Sorry I meant choosing with* diamonds.

 

[viewwing]

Oh, and I just realized that there is some black stain on the side of the T on the no diamond one while taking photos. I try to remove it by paper but it doesn’t come off. Does this happen to yellow gold? Need to figure that out for my next visit to the store.

Without pics of the stain,hard to tell you what it is. I’ve little experience with YG, I’m a rose gold girl aS it fits my skin tone better than yellow gold.

 

[jooseoul]

Hi just curious how the t ring has withstood daily wear? I’ve seen it on resale sites to see the condition and they are clearly all scratched. Will it buff out? Just wondering if it’s worth the price. Thank you!

 

[Hermes Zen]

Hi just curious how the t ring has withstood daily wear? I’ve seen it on resale sites to see the condition and they are clearly all scratched. Will it buff out? Just wondering if it’s worth the price. Thank you!

I have been wearing mine for years. Have it in white gold and yellow gold and in different T line rings. Try to be careful with any of my jewelry. Although I haven’t done this but T can buff/polish. May have to send it to NY. Not sure of the cost however. You might want to ask Tiffany’s as a general question if they can buff if needed and what would it cost. The deeper the scratch more they have to buff and I’d be concern how it may look afterwards. I’m not an expert jeweler but I would guess light scratches could be buffed fine. Hope this helps.