Sell your Tiffany & Co jewelry in Miami at direct dealer pricing. CJ William at 9573 Harding Avenue in Surfside FL, four minutes from Bal Harbour Shops and the Tiffany & Co Bal Harbour boutique, buys every Tiffany collection including Tiffany T, Tiffany HardWear, Elsa Peretti (Bone Cuff, Bean, Open Heart, Diamond by the Yard), Return to Tiffany, Tiffany Setting engagement rings, Paloma Picasso, Schlumberger high jewelry, and vintage Tiffany silver from the 1960s-1980s. Send photos via WhatsApp (347) 510-0668 for preliminary offer within 24 hours. In-person authentication 45-90 minutes. Same-day settlement via wire, cash, or USDC.
Tiffany & Co Collection Reference Guide
Tiffany & Co was founded 1837 in New York City. Iconic collections include Tiffany T (introduced 2014, geometric T-motif in gold and diamonds), Tiffany HardWear (introduced 2017, heavy chain motif), Elsa Peretti (Peretti joined Tiffany 1974, iconic Bone Cuff, Bean pendant, Open Heart, Diamond by the Yard, Bottle pendants), Return to Tiffany (introduced 1969, iconic heart tag charm), Paloma Picasso (joined 1980, Loving Heart, Olive Leaf, Graffiti), Schlumberger (Jean Schlumberger high jewelry from 1956, Bird on a Rock, Sixteen Stone ring), and Tiffany Setting (introduced 1886, iconic 6-prong solitaire engagement ring). CJ William buys every Tiffany collection including sterling silver, 18K gold, platinum, and diamond variants.
Tiffany T Collection Values 2026
Tiffany T Wire Bracelet in yellow gold: retail $2,450, secondary market $1,800-$2,800. Tiffany T Wire Bracelet with diamonds: retail $4,800, secondary market $3,500-$5,500. Tiffany T Smile Bracelet with diamonds: retail $2,750, secondary market $2,000-$3,200. Tiffany T Hinged Bangle in yellow gold: retail $4,850, secondary market $3,500-$5,500. Tiffany T Hinged Bangle with diamonds: retail $10,500, secondary market $7,500-$12,500. Tiffany T Ring in yellow gold: retail $1,850, secondary market $1,300-$2,200. Tiffany T Ring with diamonds: retail $3,850, secondary market $2,800-$4,500. Tiffany T Necklace with diamonds: retail $4,500-$8,500 depending on model.
Tiffany HardWear Collection Values 2026
Tiffany HardWear Large Link Bracelet in sterling silver: retail $650, secondary market $450-$750. Tiffany HardWear Large Link Bracelet in yellow gold: retail $6,850, secondary market $5,500-$8,500. Tiffany HardWear Graduated Link Necklace in sterling silver: retail $1,250, secondary market $850-$1,500. Tiffany HardWear Graduated Link Necklace in yellow gold: retail $18,500, secondary market $15,500-$22,500. Tiffany HardWear Ball Necklace: retail $850-$4,850 depending on metal and size, secondary market $600-$5,500. Tiffany HardWear Wrap Necklace in yellow gold: $8,500-$14,500.
Elsa Peretti Collection Values 2026
Elsa Peretti Bone Cuff (iconic asymmetric cuff, introduced 1974): sterling silver retail $1,150, secondary market $850-$1,400. Bone Cuff in 18K yellow gold retail: $8,850, secondary market $7,500-$11,500. Bone Cuff in copper: $850-$1,500. Elsa Peretti Bean pendant in sterling silver: retail $175-$650 depending on size, secondary market $125-$550. Bean pendant in 18K yellow gold: retail $650-$2,500, secondary market $500-$2,200. Elsa Peretti Open Heart pendant in sterling silver: retail $175-$550, secondary market $125-$450. Open Heart in yellow gold: retail $850-$2,850, secondary market $650-$2,500. Elsa Peretti Diamond by the Yard necklace: retail $850-$18,500 depending on diamond weight, secondary market $600-$16,500. Elsa Peretti Bottle pendant necklace: $850-$5,500 depending on materials. Elsa Peretti Alphabet pendant: $650-$2,500.
Vintage Tiffany Silver Collection
Vintage Tiffany sterling silver from the 1960s through 1990s commands significant collector premiums. Vintage Elsa Peretti Bone Cuff (1970s original production): $1,500-$2,800 for silver, $12,500-$18,500 for gold. Vintage Elsa Peretti Wave Cuff: $850-$1,500. Vintage Elsa Peretti Mesh Necklace: $650-$1,800. Vintage Paloma Picasso Loving Heart from 1980s: $650-$1,500. Vintage Return to Tiffany heart tag charm from 1969-1980s: $850-$2,500. Vintage Jean Schlumberger silver pieces command significant vintage premiums.
Tiffany Engagement Ring Values 2026
Tiffany Setting solitaire engagement rings (iconic 6-prong platinum setting introduced 1886) trade in secondary market based on center stone weight, quality, and platinum band condition. Tiffany Setting 1.00 carat center stone F color VS1 clarity: $9,500-$14,500 secondary market. Tiffany Setting 1.50 carat center F/VS1: $15,500-$22,500. Tiffany Setting 2.00 carat center F/VS1: $25,500-$38,500. Tiffany Setting 3.00 carat center F/VS1: $52,500-$75,500. Tiffany Novo (rectangular cushion design): $8,500-$28,500 depending on size. Tiffany Setting Halo variants (with diamond halo around center): 10-20% premium. Vintage Tiffany Setting from 1960s-1980s: 15-30% premium over modern Tiffany Setting due to vintage collector premium.
Return to Tiffany Collection
Return to Tiffany heart tag charm bracelet in sterling silver: retail $525, secondary market $350-$550. Return to Tiffany heart tag pendant necklace: retail $325, secondary market $200-$400. Return to Tiffany heart tag key ring: retail $250, secondary market $175-$300. Return to Tiffany Love Bugs collection (limited): $650-$1,500. Return to Tiffany yellow gold variants: retail $2,850-$5,500, secondary market $2,200-$4,500. Vintage Return to Tiffany from 1970s-80s: $850-$2,500 depending on model and condition.
Schlumberger High Jewelry Values 2026
Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany created some of the most iconic high jewelry from 1956-1987. Modern reproduction Schlumberger pieces: Bird on a Rock brooch: $185,000-$385,000. Sixteen Stone ring in yellow gold and platinum: $22,500-$45,500. Rope-motif bracelet: $18,500-$32,500. Vintage Schlumberger from 1960s-70s auction record pieces: $185,000-$885,000+. Schlumberger enamel bangle (Croisillon or bracelet): $8,500-$28,500. Schlumberger seed pearl and enamel bracelet: $22,500-$45,500.
Tiffany Market Trend Analysis 2026
2026 Tiffany secondary market trends: Tiffany T collection stable. Tiffany HardWear collection stable to modestly appreciating (up 3-6% YoY). Elsa Peretti Bone Cuff appreciating (up 8-12% YoY, driven by vintage 1970s original demand). Elsa Peretti Bean and Open Heart pendants stable. Return to Tiffany stable. Paloma Picasso collection stable. Schlumberger high jewelry appreciating aggressively (up 12-18% YoY at auction). Vintage Tiffany silver from 1970s-80s appreciating (up 10-15% YoY). Vintage Tiffany Setting engagement rings from 1960s-80s appreciating with diamond market. Modern Tiffany Setting engagement rings softening (below retail by 15-30%) due to lab-grown diamond market impact.
Tiffany Authentication at CJ William
Our Tiffany authentication process includes: Tiffany signature verification (all authentic Tiffany is signed “T & Co” or “Tiffany & Co” plus 925 sterling or 18K or platinum mark), hallmark inspection specific to production era and metal, stone certification for diamond and gemstone pieces (GIA report referencing Tiffany serial when available), collection-specific authentication markers (Elsa Peretti signature “Peretti”, Paloma Picasso signature “Paloma Picasso”, Schlumberger signature “J.S.” on High Jewelry), and matching original blue Tiffany box or paperwork. Modern Tiffany authentication takes 45-60 minutes. Vintage Tiffany authentication takes 60-120 minutes due to complex vintage designer signature verification.
Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Your Tiffany
How much is my Tiffany engagement ring worth?
Tiffany engagement ring value depends on center stone weight, quality, and vintage vs modern. Tiffany Setting 1 carat F/VS1: $9,500-$14,500. Tiffany Setting 2 carat F/VS1: $25,500-$38,500. Modern Tiffany Setting typically trades 15-30% below new retail due to lab-grown diamond market impact. Vintage Tiffany Setting from 1960s-80s trades 15-30% above modern equivalent due to vintage collector premium. Note that Tiffany diamonds are GIA-certified and any documentation adds significant value.
Does my Tiffany need original box and paperwork?
Original blue Tiffany box, pouch, and paperwork add 10-20% premium on modern pieces. On engagement rings, original Tiffany appraisal/certificate (particularly if noting matching serial number and cert number) is very valuable. Vintage Tiffany from pre-2000 often sells without original box due to age, and this doesn’t significantly impact price if provenance is verifiable through hallmarks and design authenticity.
Where in Miami can I sell my Tiffany?
CJ William at 9573 Harding Avenue in Surfside FL 33154 buys every Tiffany & Co collection at direct dealer pricing. Four minutes from the Tiffany & Co Bal Harbour boutique. Same-day authentication (45-60 minutes standard, 60-120 minutes for vintage or diamond-set) with settlement via wire, cash, or USDC. Sun-Fri 11 AM to 5:30 PM. Book a private appointment at cjwilliam.com/wholesale/book.