Tiffany & Co. 925 Black Onyx Toggle bracelet

Price

£80

Selling as wife does not wear it. This is listed on the Tiffany Website for £245 http://www.tiffany.co.uk/Shopping/Item.aspx?fromGrid=1&sku=21240745&mcat=&cid=&search_params=s+1-p+2-c+-r+-x+-n+6-ri+-ni+0-t+black+onyx-k+&search=1

It has a few minor scratches on the back but nothing major.

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Comments (6)

zeus9876
Joined:Jan 03, 2007Listings:392 (1)Location:NeathFeedback:+169/-4
Jul 15, 2011 12:42Reply
meandog101
Joined:Mar 27, 2009Listings:1 (1)Location:NewportFeedback:+1/-0
Jul 15, 2011 13:57Reply
Possibly be interested.... have you got the purchase receipts or anything to show it's genuine Tiffany? There's a lot more black beads on the bracelet than the one linked to the Tiffany website. Is it the same one?
zeus9876
Joined:Jan 03, 2007Listings:392 (1)Location:NeathFeedback:+169/-4
Jul 15, 2011 14:10Reply
no sorry i only have the bracelet and bag. No box or reciept. Wife has had it quite awhile now and have no idea where the box and reciept went.

I've done research on fake or real Tiffany Jewelry and from all the reading this is 100% genuine as the fakes do not have the 925 stamp, and when you take photo's the silver looks more gold on genuine Tiffany as they do above. So from that i take it to be genuine.

Edited By: zeus9876 on Jul 15, 2011 14:11
haggis1984
Joined:Jun 22, 2010Listings:16 (4)Location:South EastFeedback:+5/-0
Jul 15, 2011 14:57Reply
zeus9876
no sorry i only have the bracelet and bag. No box or reciept. Wife has had it quite awhile now and have no idea where the box and reciept went.

I've done research on fake or real Tiffany Jewelry and from all the reading this is 100% genuine as the fakes do not have the 925 stamp, and when you take photo's the silver looks more gold on genuine Tiffany as they do above. So from that i take it to be genuine.

Possibly interested too. Is there any chance you purchased it from a reputable online retailer and still have the order conformation or similar from them?
tcee81
Joined:Jul 29, 2007Listings:4 (1)Location:NeverlandFeedback:+1/-0
Jul 15, 2011 14:58Reply
So you're saying these forgers can fake a Rolex to virtually identical standards but unable to stamp 925 into something??

This looks like a fake, nothing like the one on Tiffany website. Link is above N facing the other way on genuine artical and is not joined using a bit of string to black onyx balls.

Edited By: tcee81 on Jul 15, 2011 14:59
sigma
Joined:Feb 21, 2007Listings:0 (0)Location:Please spam duplicates, don't expire them.Feedback:+7/-3
Jul 15, 2011 15:00Reply
Thread temporarily locked - could you please supply proof that these are genuine items via the report link, eg the original store receipt. The onus is on the seller to show items are authentic as per Forum Rules. If you are unable to do this, then unfortunately the thread will remain locked.

The reason for this request is that there are some obvious disparities - the genuine item on the Tiffany website you quoted in the opening post is different to yours. It has less black beads on it (17) compared to yours (25) and there is no black thread/ribbon used to link to clasp on the Tiffany version which yours displays (your first pic, top left - last bead where it joins clasp - black thread visible). Also noticed the Tiffany clasp joins between the 'N' & 'Y' on genuine version. but on yours it joins just prior to the 'N' and with a lump of silver solder not visible on the genuine item.

Edited By: sigma on Jul 15, 2011 15:04