I think they're really great and I haven't had any problems with mine. I have the heart earrings, double heart necklace, mesh earrings, and the mesh with pearl necklace all in gold. The only qualm I may have is that the mesh in gold is a little soft and I've kindof thrown them around a bit.
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I have the Elsa Peretti Sevillana pendant on a 30" silk cord in 750 gold, as well as the eternal circle charm in rose gold. The pieces have a pleasant heft and a perfectly polished finish. Their yellow gold alloy isn't that dark Cartier color. It's a little brighter and rosier, and rich. I love it.
You'll never buy a dud at Tiffany's. And if you don't like the piece, ask your SA to help you find something else within thirty days. They're very helpful.
You'll never buy a dud at Tiffany's. And if you don't like the piece, ask your SA to help you find something else within thirty days. They're very helpful.
I own the 32 inch 1837 interlocking rings necklace and it's gorgeous! Couldn't be happier - wearing well (and I wear it often!)
From the Tiffany's own press: https://press.tiffany.com/the-collections/return-to-tiffany/ there are three mentions of 14k gold, so in the 60s/70s or earlier versions there might have been...
according to Tiffany's own press (on their website describing Return to Tiffany collection) below, there are 3 mentions of 14k gold. So around the 70s there seem to have been some 14k products.
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A 1966 Tiffany advertisement showcased a heart-shaped Return to Tiffany® tag in 14k yellow gold, priced at $11 and hailed as the perfect Valentine’s Day present. A year later, in 1967, Tiffany debuted an oval Return to Tiffany® tag, also in 14k yellow gold, for $9. By 1969, Tiffany advertised a heart-shaped tag—still featuring the registered code number—on a keychain priced at $48, reminiscent of the modern chain bracelets featuring the key tag that Tiffany later introduced in the 1990s.
Over time, new takes on the familiar motif captivated the world with each new iteration. In 1980, Tiffany debuted the first jewelry design incorporating a Return to Tiffany® tag, a 14k yellow gold heart-shaped pendant on a box chain necklace. During the 1980s, Tiffany continued to offer the Return to Tiffany® tag on a screwball key ring.
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according to Tiffany's own press (on their website describing Return to Tiffany collection) below, there are 3 mentions of 14k gold. So around the 70s there seem to have been some 14k products.
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A 1966 Tiffany advertisement showcased a heart-shaped Return to Tiffany® tag in 14k yellow gold, priced at $11 and hailed as the perfect Valentine’s Day present. A year later, in 1967, Tiffany debuted an oval Return to Tiffany® tag, also in 14k yellow gold, for $9. By 1969, Tiffany advertised a heart-shaped tag—still featuring the registered code number—on a keychain priced at $48, reminiscent of the modern chain bracelets featuring the key tag that Tiffany later introduced in the 1990s.
Over time, new takes on the familiar motif captivated the world with each new iteration. In 1980, Tiffany debuted the first jewelry design incorporating a Return to Tiffany® tag, a 14k yellow gold heart-shaped pendant on a box chain necklace. During the 1980s, Tiffany continued to offer the Return to Tiffany® tag on a screwball key ring.
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