Sell Tiffany jewellery

You can sell your Tiffany jewellery at any of our three central London stores (South Kensington, Edgware Road and Victoria Street).

There are three easy ways to sell Tiffany in London:

• Get a quote online first, then bring your item into store to complete the sale
• Walk in during opening hours and have your Tiffany jewellery assessed
• Book an appointment with us for a day and time that suits you

Not usually. Tiffany watches are a lot harder to resell than Tiffany jewellery, so our offer is unlikely to meet your expectations. You are still welcome to enquire to find out.

Yes, you can sell Tiffany jewellery online with us, though not every Tiffany buyer offers this service and some will require you to visit in person. We provide an online quote within 24 hours, and if you are happy with the preliminary offer, which is usually given as a range, you can use our free courier service (fully insured up to £20,000) to send your piece to us.

A common concern for Tiffany sellers is that the buyer will reduce the offer once the item arrives. To avoid this, we ask for clear photos and an honest description upfront so our quote reflects the actual condition of the piece and the accessories included. If it arrives in significantly worse condition, without the accessories mentioned, or differing from the original enquiry, we may need to revisit the offer, but that is not the outcome we want. If you decline, we return your Tiffany jewellery free of charge.

The best place to sell second hand Tiffany jewellery is a specialist Tiffany buyer with genuine expertise in branded jewellery resale. We (S&R Jewellers, brought to you by Suttons and Robertsons) hold one of the largest selections of pre-owned Tiffany jewellery for sale in the UK, which is a reflection of how many clients choose to sell to us rather than elsewhere.

Buying, selling and lending against branded jewellery, luxury watches and designer handbags is what we specialise in.

We buy all types of Tiffany jewellery and you can expect to receive up to 60% of RRP. Necklaces often achieve a slightly higher return than rings, as most come in a standard length and suit a wider range of buyers when we resell. Bracelets sit somewhere in between, but they still tend to return you a higher resale value than rings, where many different sizes narrows the resale market considerably.

You can sell select Tiffany silver jewellery to us. We buy select high end silver Tiffany jewellery with a minimum RRP of £1,000. Unfortunately, a lot of silver Tiffany jewellery doesn’t meet our criteria, but if you’re unsure, please get in touch.

It depends on whether you want to keep or sell your old Tiffany jewellery. If you no longer wear, selling is worth considering. We can provide a free, no obligation quote if you would like to find out what your Tiffany is worth.

We buy most types of Tiffany jewellery, excluding silver pieces with an RRP under £1,000. You can sell us your Tiffany earrings, bracelets, engagement rings, wedding rings, necklaces and more. If a piece is damaged or unsaleable it may not meet our purchasing criteria, but please get in touch and we will assess your pieces.

Additionally, if your Tiffany resale valuation expectation is significantly above what we would pay, we may let you know upfront that we are unlikely to be the right buyer for you.

As Tiffany resellers, we buy Tiffany jewellery, accept Tiffany consignment, and sell a curated selection of second hand Tiffany jewellery. We are also Tiffany pawnbrokers offering short term loans to those who want to raise money without parting permanently with their pieces.

Tiffany allows engagement ring upgrades by exchanging your original ring for one of greater value, requiring the new ring to cost at least double the original price. The Tiffany upgrade program does not apply to other Tiffany jewellery. If you’re looking to upgrade Tiffany jewelry and sell Tiffany rings, bracelets, earrings, or necklaces, get in touch, and we will happily give you a quote.

Tiffany uses high-quality natural diamonds (Tiffany never uses lab grown diamonds), typically in the top colour and clarity ranges, all cut to exceptionally strict standards to maximise brilliance and consistency.

The average price of a brand new Tiffany engagement rings ranges from around £1,500 to £15,000, with prices varying depending on the cut, colour, clarity and carat of the diamond. The average price of a preloved Tiffany engagement ring is often 60% to 80% of the Tiffany RRP to buy from a pre-owned reseller.

A Tiffany valuation report is a document provided by Tiffany at the point of purchase, detailing the piece's materials, diamond quality and replacement value (often used for insurance purposes). If you still have yours, please photograph and mention it when you submit an enquiry, as it can increase the cash value of your Tiffany jewellery by up to 5%.

Please note that the retail replacement value shown on the report is not the same as a resale valuation. Replacement value reflects what it would cost to buy the piece new today. This is typically much higher than what the piece would achieve on the second hand Tiffany market.

Overall, no. You are unlikely to profit from investing in Tiffany jewellery.

If you purchase second hand Tiffany jewellery, you might be able to resell it for a small profit if you have a Tiffany buyer lined up willing to pay more than you paid.

If you are buying brand new Tiffany, you will almost always get back less than you purchased it for (usually up to 60% of its RRP).

If the Tiffany piece is gold, a sharp rise in the gold price could lift resale values a little, since Tiffany would likely raise its retail prices and the second hand market tends to follow. However Tiffany is valued primarily on its brand, not its metal, so the impact would be small.

Where Tiffany does hold an advantage is against lesser-known jewellery brands. Resell a Tiffany diamond piece and you might recover up to 60% of RRP; an equivalent unbranded diamond piece is more likely to return 30% to 50% of RRP.

Rare or antique Tiffany pieces occasionally fetch large sums at auction, but these cases are rare.

Tiffany holds its value to an extent, typically returning up to 60% of RRP. Vintage pieces occasionally secure more. You can improve what you get back by keeping the piece in good condition and holding on to the original certificates, paperwork, receipts and packaging.

Most genuine Tiffany & Co. jewellery will be marked with the brand name, purity marks and the country of manufacture. You may also see a Tiffany serial number engraved. However some vintage or old Tiffany jewellery may not.

It depends on whether you still wear the Tiffany ring, whether it holds sentimental value, and whether you could use the cash. If you would like a valuation, we would be delighted to give you a Tiffany resale quote - with no pressure to sell. Your Tiffany diamond ring may be worth more than you realise.

Check for correct hallmarks, quality craftsmanship, accurate branding, weight, and packaging. Professional authentication is the most reliable way to confirm authenticity.

Describe your Tiffany ring in detail and send us photographs from several angles. Please include:

Ring type and collection - Tiffany produce many styles, including wedding bands, solitaire engagement rings, diamond eternity rings, cocktail rings, coloured gemstone rings and fashion pieces from collections such as Tiffany T and HardWear.

Ring size - This is really important. Small sizes are often far harder to sell than larger ones, and a very small size will be reflected in our offer.

Ring box, paperwork and purchase history - If you have the Tiffany ring valuation report detailing the diamond grades, send a scan or photograph of it. The blue box and original receipt help too, though these are not always essential.

We pay out up to 60% of RRP, though the figure depends on several factors. Condition matters most, along with provenance and the accessories provided, such as the original Tiffany blue box and paperwork. Supply and demand for the particular piece also plays a part, as does size: small Tiffany ring sizes are often far harder to sell than larger ones.

As Tiffany resellers, we buy Tiffany for cash and resell, typically for up to 80% of RRP. Most items need polishing or refurbishment first, often by the original manufacturer, and that cost is reflected in our Tiffany resale offers.

Used Tiffany jewellery value depends on condition, materials, demand, and documentation. 2nd hand Tiffany jewellery is typically worth up to 60% of its RRP.

To tell genuine Tiffany jewellery, it almost always will be clearly hallmarked with the correct purity and Tiffany & Co. stamp. Authentic pieces are finely finished, well-weighted, and precisely marked, while counterfeits often lack accurate hallmarks or quality. When selling your Tiffany jewellery to us, we will check the piece’s authenticity while valuing your item.

Yes. Tiffany is known for high-quality natural diamonds, sourced under strict ethical standards and cut to precise specifications. Tiffany does not sell lab grown or synthetic diamonds.

Tiffany does not offer trade-ins or buyback schemes directly. However, you can part-exchange Tiffany jewellery with us.

Yes. Tiffany jewellery has strong resale appeal. Pieces typically resell for up to 80% of RRP, and our outright sale offers are usually up to 60% of RRP, with the difference covering refurbishment, marketing and the costs of reselling the piece.

You are unlikely to receive the full Tiffany resale value whichever channel you sell through. A Tiffany buyer like us needs to make a small profit on the resale, while auctions and marketplaces such as eBay charge seller fees of up to 25% of the sale price.

No, Tiffany & Co. does not buy back Tiffany jewellery. To sell Tiffany jewellery, you can work with an established jeweller, high end pawnbroker or luxury reseller like us.

The moment you buy brand new Tiffany, you lose at least 20% of its value. That initial valuation difference is significant. After that, the difference between a Tiffany piece that is barely pre-owned and one that is a couple of years old is less pronounced.

So Tiffany holds its value relatively well once it is second hand. It is the step from new to pre-owned where you lose the most value.

Some pieces hold up better than others. Discontinued Tiffany designs can receive more if demand is a lot higher than the limited supply. And while Tiffany is valued primarily on its brand, global gold and diamond prices do have some influence on resale values.

As Tiffany buyers, there is a huge market for second hand Tiffany jewellery, which is why we know your Tiffany jewellery has a good resale value. Tiffany’s best selling jewellery include the Tiffany T collection, Return to Tiffany and Elsa Peretti designs.

Yes with us. We offer part exchange on Tiffany jewellery. Simply browse our second hand Tiffany collection to find something new and share details of your current piece with us to receive a quote.