Tiffany & Co. Preliminary Assessment
Sell Your Tiffany & Co. Jewellery in Istanbul
To sell, trade or consign Tiffany & Co. jewellery, share the collection, piece type, metal, stones, certificate and photographs through the jewellery assessment form. The ART Jewellery & Watches team reviews T, HardWear, Elsa Peretti, Tiffany Victoria and other Tiffany & Co. pieces and, where appropriate, arranges an appointment at Zorlu Center, Istanbul.
Collection and Metal
Tiffany & Co. collections are made in gold, platinum and sterling silver, and the metal directly affects the assessment. Photograph the Tiffany & Co. signature and hallmarks such as 750, PT950 or 925 on the inside of the piece. Enter the collection, piece type and size in the form.
Diamonds and Tiffany Documents
For diamond pieces, especially solitaire rings, the Tiffany & Co. diamond certificate confirms the stone's carat weight, colour and clarity. If you have the certificate, box and receipt, mention them in the form. Stones without documents are assessed separately during the physical inspection.
Sale, Trade and Consignment
The suitable route depends on the collection, metal, stones, condition, set and market demand. Mention dents, scratches, tarnish or alterations such as resizing in the form. Submitting the form does not create an offer; final terms are agreed after the piece has been examined.
Tiffany & Co. Selling FAQ
Can sterling silver Tiffany & Co. pieces be submitted too?
Yes. Silver pieces can be submitted through the form; suitability depends on the collection, condition and market demand.
The certificate for my solitaire ring is lost. What should I do?
Mention in the form that the certificate is missing. The stone is assessed during the physical inspection; add any receipt or registration details you have.
Do I need the blue box and pouch?
They are not required, but the original box and pouch complete the set and count in the piece's favour.
Can I receive a final price from photographs?
Photographs support a preliminary assessment. The final valuation follows a physical inspection of the metal, weight, stones and hallmarks.