Tiffany & Co. - Bracelet Silver - 925 -Discontinued - 1997
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Tiffany & Co. open cuff bracelet in sterling silver (925), dating to 1997, a discontinued archive piece weighing 47 g with good used condition and no laboratory report, made in Italy.
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Description from the seller
Original Tiffany & Co. open cuff bracelet crafted in solid sterling silver (925).
This bracelet is clearly dated by the inner hallmark. 1997 Tiffany & Co. 925, confirming production in 1997. The piece is no longer part of Tiffany’s current collections and is considered a discontinued archive item. Its clean and minimalist design reflects Tiffany & Co.’s understated aesthetic of the late 1990s.
The bracelet bears the original 925 sterling silver hallmark along with the period-correct T & CO stamp. Light surface wear consistent with age and normal use is present and enhances the bracelet’s authentic vintage character. Structurally sound with no cracks, repairs, or damage.
A timeless Tiffany & Co. sterling silver archive cuff bracelet from 1997, suitable for both daily wear and long-term collection.
Details
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Brand: Tiffany & Co.
Material: Sterling Silver (925)
Type: Open cuff bracelet
Year: 1997
Condition: Good
Approximate weight: 42–48 g
Box & papers: Not included
Shipping
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Carefully packed and shipped with tracked and insured international delivery.
Shipped from Turkey.
Original Tiffany & Co. open cuff bracelet crafted in solid sterling silver (925).
This bracelet is clearly dated by the inner hallmark. 1997 Tiffany & Co. 925, confirming production in 1997. The piece is no longer part of Tiffany’s current collections and is considered a discontinued archive item. Its clean and minimalist design reflects Tiffany & Co.’s understated aesthetic of the late 1990s.
The bracelet bears the original 925 sterling silver hallmark along with the period-correct T & CO stamp. Light surface wear consistent with age and normal use is present and enhances the bracelet’s authentic vintage character. Structurally sound with no cracks, repairs, or damage.
A timeless Tiffany & Co. sterling silver archive cuff bracelet from 1997, suitable for both daily wear and long-term collection.
Details
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Brand: Tiffany & Co.
Material: Sterling Silver (925)
Type: Open cuff bracelet
Year: 1997
Condition: Good
Approximate weight: 42–48 g
Box & papers: Not included
Shipping
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Carefully packed and shipped with tracked and insured international delivery.
Shipped from Turkey.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Brand
Tiffany & Co.
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
Yes
Total weight
47 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of Origin
Italy
Title additional information
925 -Discontinued - 1997
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