Luxury Jewelry Showcase

Tiffany & Co. was founded in 1837, and this collection is a tribute to that historic year that changed everything in the world of fine jewelry. 1837 Tiffany pieces contain sleek lines and contours with a minimalistic aesthetic. The collection includes rings, bracelets, earrings, necklaces, key rings, and more, all inscribed "T & Co. 1837". 

By incorporating this historical reference, the collection connects modern jewelry lovers to Tiffany's heritage, celebrating nearly two centuries of excellence and iconic style. This collection is crafted from gold, silver, or a combo of both; some pieces also contain small accent diamonds. The 1837 collection includes several "Makers" chains and bracelets with bold, rugged links.

The "Makers" mark takes its inspiration from Tiffany's hollowware shop of the past.

Tiffany 1837 Makers 18k gold chains and bracelets are highly desirable and rare. Due to the several ounces of gold used in each piece, the gold alone can be worth thousands. Pair that with the rarity and quality of Tiffany & Co. craftsmanship, and it's a winning combination for resale value. 

The most popular pieces I see from the Tiffany 1837 collection are Interlocking and concave. The interlocking pendant or ring features one 18k gold and one sterling silver ring, permanently interlocked. The concave collection features rings and bracelets with a gentle concave dip in the center. 

While gold 1837 Tiffany jewelry will have the most substantial resale value, most 1837 jewelry on the market is gold and silver or all silver. The resale value of these pieces will be much lower, usually around $100, give or take. If you have a collection of 1837 jewelry, I'd love to see it!