Collection: Vintage Tiffany Jewelry

Founded more than 175 years ago by Charles Lewis Tiffany, Tiffany & Co. is renowned not only for its instantly recognizable blue box, classic jewels, watches and quality diamond engagement rings, but also for magnificent designs in enamel, sterling silver and stained glass. Several of the world’s most famous jewelry designers including Paloma Picasso, Jean Schlumberger and Elsa Peretti perfected their craft under Tiffany’s patronage, designing important and iconic pieces that are extremely recognizable and very much coveted today.

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FAQs

What is Tiffany & Co. known for?

Tiffany & Co., renowned for its famous blue box, is perhaps best known for its diamond engagement rings and wedding bands including the classic four and six prong Tiffany Setting, and for important collaborations with world-famous designers such as Paloma Picasso, Jean Schlumberger, and Elsa Peretti, resulting in iconic pieces and collections manufactured to this day. The American jewelry firm gained international recognition when Louis Comfort Tiffany served as creative director, creating stunning Art Nouveau designs that established a distinctly American style. Tiffany is celebrated for its exacting standards of workmanship using only top quality diamonds and precious stones. The breadth and depth of Tiffany jewelry is perhaps unequaled.

How does Beladora verify authenticity?

Authenticating jewelry requires nuanced expertise. Many thousands of pieces of jewelry from every era and every maker have passed through our hands for over 40 years. This familiarity enables us to know what a piece should look and feel like, if it has the expected quality of material and workmanship, if the metal and makers marks are correct and if the expected signature is authentic.

As a first step, we look at the front and back of every bracelet, ring or brooch, turning it over in our hands to see that the workmanship on the reverse is as fine as the detail on the front. Using a loupe, the jeweler’s essential tool, we look carefully at many different touch points, some of which include examining the precision with which diamonds are mounted in their settings, the manner in which gold or platinum links are connected to each other, the fineness of the material, the quality of the azuring - a difficult and refined aspect of metalwork and lastly, the flawlessness of the polish.

If we have any doubts whatsoever as to authenticity, we submit the piece to the relevant firm, be it Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Verdura, David Webb and others. We also request the original bill of sale, box and papers for those items most commonly faked such as Cartier Love brackets and VCA Alhambra pieces. And just as banks know their customers, we, too, ensure we know enough about our clients to assure ourselves of their ownership and provenance.

Our team of GIA-certified jewelry experts has such a well-regarded reputation in the international jewelry industry that we are frequently called upon to advise auction houses, appraisers and other dealers in matters of authenticity and value.