Catherine Trenton Jewellery

Tiffany & Co., with its iconic blue boxes and world-renowned reputation for luxury, exudes an air of exclusivity and elegance. However, behind the scenes, there's a complex intricacy of costs that contribute to maintaining this aura of opulence. In this article, we'll peel back the layers and delve into the overheads that help explains why Tiffany & Co. pieces sell for so much Brand New.

In 1886, Charles Lewis Tiffany, the visionary founder of Tiffany & Co., introduced the world to a revolutionary engagement ring setting that would forever change the jewellery industry. This innovative design, known as the Classic Tiffany Setting, was a departure from the prevailing styles of its time. Earlier engagement ring designs were markedly different. Common styles of the time often featured ornate, heavily embellished settings that incorporated various gemstones and intricate metalwork. The Tiffany Setting was a groundbreaking departure from these conventions. Its clean, minimalist design emphasized the beauty of the diamond itself, eschewing excess ornamentation. This departure from the...

When buying second-hand Tiffany & Co. jewellery, you have both the joy of owning a beautiful piece and continuing a legacy of elegance and sophistication. Embrace the opportunity to give these treasures a chance to shine once more, and in doing so, contribute to a more sustainable and connected world.