Tiffany & Co signs emblematic pieces, from the solitaire to the creations of Jean Schlumberger. The house examines and buys your Tiffany pieces — period or recent, in gold, platinum and diamonds — by appointment in Paris or in London.
Period piece or recent one: we examine it with rigour and make a firm offer to buy it, in Paris at 22 rue Drouot or in London at 100 Hatton Garden. The pieces of Jean Schlumberger, in gold, enamel and stones, are among the most sought after at the great sales; the house looks for them first.
Complimentary appraisal, immediate offer and immediate payment.
Croisillon bracelets, Bird on a Rock, Sixteen Stone rings, brooches and pieces in enamel and gold — much sought-after creations.
Diamond engagement rings, six-claw mount. Sell a diamond.
Vintage creations from the nineteenth century to the 1970s, in gold, platinum and stones.
Bone cuff, Open Heart and signed creations, in gold.
Rings, bracelets and bangles in gold.
Founded in New York in 1837, the house has signed models recognisable at first glance. Here they are, from the oldest to the most recent.
The six-claw solitaire that raises the diamond above the band: the engagement mount of Charles Lewis Tiffany.
By Jean Schlumberger: diamonds in pairs, separated by small gold crosses; 18-carat yellow gold or platinum.
Jean Schlumberger's bangles: translucent enamel laid over gold leaf, rhythmed by gold motifs — Croisillon, Dot Losange…
A bird set with diamonds perched on a large coloured stone, designed by Jean Schlumberger.
Elsa Peretti's cuff, sculpted after the bone of the wrist; silver or 18-carat gold, sometimes set. Sold by Tiffany since 1974.
Open Heart, Bean, Diamonds by the Yard: the creations of her early years at Tiffany, in silver, gold or platinum.
Her first jewels for Tiffany: Xs, scribbles, zigzags sculpted in gold. The Olive Leaf line dates from 2013.
The letter T as a clean, angular motif, after a bracelet in the 1975–1976 Blue Book; 18-carat gold, sometimes set with diamonds.
Victoria (1998), HardWear (2017), Knot (2021), Lock (2022)… With no model name, a Tiffany piece is recognised by its signature, its hallmarks and its workmanship.
Have you already photographed your piece? Send us that same image: we tell you what it is, then we arrange an appointment in Paris or in London.
The whole piece, in daylight and without flash, then the signature, the number and the hallmarks — often inside the band or on the reverse.
By WhatsApp on +33 7 81 11 49 29, or by e-mail. You receive a first opinion within 24 hours, complimentary and without obligation.
To 22 rue Drouot in Paris or 100 Hatton Garden in London, by appointment. The firm offer is made on the piece itself; payment follows agreement, the same day.
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We look at these six points in front of you, then we make a firm offer.
Tiffany Setting solitaire, Schlumberger pieces in gold and enamel, Elsa Peretti in gold: the house is interested above all in gold, platinum and diamonds.
For a solitaire: weight, colour, clarity and quality of the cut make most of the value. We weigh it and read it in front of you.
Schlumberger's paillonné enamels, coloured stones: their condition weighs in the offer.
“Tiffany & Co.”, the metal fineness and, for some pieces, the designer's name.
A worn claw, cracked enamel, scratches: we value the piece as it is. Do not have anything polished or repaired before you come.
They add value to the piece, without being essential.
See also: sell a diamond · diamond appraisal · signed jewellery.
Yes. The centre diamond, its cut and its certificate determine most of the value; we examine on the spot.
No. The certificate, the box and the original invoice add value to the piece but are not essential: we carry out the examination on site, in front of you.
Bring it by appointment, in Paris or London, or send us photographs: we give you a first opinion within 24 hours, complimentary.
Yes, first of all those of Jean Schlumberger: enamelled bangles, brooches, Sixteen Stone rings, Bird on a Rock; and Elsa Peretti's Bone cuffs and pieces in gold, with or without a box.
By the signature, the number and the hallmarks, then by the workmanship: weight, fit, setting, finish. Everything is verified in-house, in front of you.
Most of it rests on the diamond — weight, colour, clarity, cut —, then on the platinum and the condition. We do not give a figure without having seen the ring: we examine it in front of you, then we make a firm offer.
Its value remains modest: we tell you so frankly on a photograph, before any journey. The pieces in gold, in platinum or set with stones are those we look for.
Yes, in yellow, rose or white gold, with or without diamonds, with or without a box.
Yes. The house receives in London by appointment at its office, 100 Hatton Garden, EC1N 8NX, in the jewellery quarter. Write first by WhatsApp or e-mail with photographs; the appointment is fixed around the house's visits.
Yes. Once agreement is reached, payment is made the same day, by bank transfer, whatever the amount — with no fees or commission.
Verifiable facts, reviewed in October 2026. For a specific case, the appointment settles the matter.
Pieces generally carry “Tiffany & Co.” or “T & Co.” and the metal fineness: 750 for 18-carat gold, 925 for silver, 950 for platinum.
Jean Schlumberger joined Tiffany in 1956, Elsa Peretti in 1974, Paloma Picasso in 1980: their pieces carry their name beside that of the house.
A solitaire may come with the Tiffany Diamond Certificate, which attests the authenticity and the characteristics of the stone. It adds value to the piece; it is not required in order to sell.
Complimentary and confidential first opinion within 24 hours; then an appointment in Paris or London.
Request an opinion+33 7 81 11 49 29