The Difference between Tiffany Jewelry Marks on Vintage and New Silver Jewelry

by Sanders P. Tiffany and co Outlet As one of the most sought after jewelry, Tiffany New York is being as the requisite item for the fashionable woman in any corner of the world. However, the replica Tiffany Jewelry comes out with the fasted speed as the rapid popularity of the real ones in the fashion world. I'd like to share with you with some new recipes, although you must have got some tips to recognize the authentic jewelry.

 

In addition, you can find almost all the silver jewelry has graven marks or stickers when you buy it, which shows the country of origin or the metal components of the Tiffany Jewelry you want to buy. Generally, the stickers with the jewelry offer the more detailed illustration of producing date, functions, installation process, attentions, and suggested market price and so on. To identify the marks on the jewelry not only can help you to get the real ones easily, but also can show you the jewelry is new or vintage.

 

Usually, the marks of Tiffany Jewelry are in small size, which may share you the story about the jewelry or even some romantic love story related with it. Some marks come with trademark or number code, which imply some important information about the jewelry, for instance, the meaning of the mark of 92.5 on the Tiffany Jewelry is the silver standard in the US which gives the silver content. That means the silver is made of 92.5 percent sterling silver and 7.5 percent alloy which can make the jewelry much more durable. In the Tiffany Jewelry store, all the jewelry has the mark of the brand logo "Tiffany & Co." and others have the graven 92.5 mark inside of the rings, charms or bangles, the clasp of necklaces or bracelets. The jewelry without any marks must be unreal ones. And the mark often is marked as.925.

 

In fact, some styles of Tiffanys Jewelry are with the mark of 950, which means it contains more sterling silver with less alloys. You can also check the marks from the official store carefully to recognize the real jewelry. Do not forget to get the invoice from the seller when you buy it. Most probably, the seller doesn't have the invoice for the fake ones.

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