Part of: Tiffany Collections and History
Tiffany Lock: A Collector Guide
Tiffany Lock, launched in 2022, is an oval bangle shaped like a padlock, with a clasp that turns to open and close. It comes in plain polished gold and with pavé diamonds, alongside rings, earrings and pendants. This guide shows how to recognise a genuine Lock, check the clasp and judge its value.
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A padlock you wear
Tiffany launched Lock in 2022, turning the padlock, a sign of connection and protection, into a bangle designed to be worn by anyone. The lock section has a clasp that rotates to open, so the bangle closes securely around the wrist.
- 1Lock bangle with the rotating clasp shown open
- 2Closed
Which Lock is yours?
- Bangles. Plain gold, or with pavé diamonds on the lock or the band.
- Bracelets and rings. Lock motifs on smaller pieces.
- Earrings and pendants. Small lock shapes.
- Golds. Yellow, rose and white gold.
Check yours: the stamp and the clasp
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- 1Stamp
- 2Serial
- 3Clasp
0 of 4 checked
1The stamp
The stamp "Tiffany & Co." and 750, cleanly struck, usually with a serial.
2The clasp
Turns smoothly, closes firmly, sits flush.
3The finish
Even polish, crisp edges, no seams.
4The diamonds
Pavé set evenly and level.
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Red flags
- A shallow, crooked or misspelt stamp.
- A clasp that sticks, wobbles or will not close.
- Seams or plating wearing through.
- Pavé with missing or uneven stones.
Genuine
- Smooth flush clasp
Copy
- Loose gappy clasp
What is my Tiffany Lock worth?
Whether a Lock piece holds its value comes down to the piece and its size, plain gold or diamonds, the gold colour, its condition (scratches, dents, a stiff clasp), and whether you have the box, pouch and receipt. No box or receipt? We still buy it. We never publish figures.
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- Piece
- Size
- Diamonds
- Gold
- Condition
- Papers
How selling works
- 1
Send photographs
of the piece, the stamp, the clasp, and any box or receipt.
- 2
Free value inspection
We reply within one working day with an estimate, subject to inspection. If our offer differs, you can decline and we return it at our cost.
- 3
Paid the same day after inspection
by bank transfer or in cash, in Mayfair, at our Braintree office, by post or by free collection.
Insured up to £10,000 per parcel when you send to us.
Questions people ask
Is my Tiffany Lock genuine?
Look for a clean "Tiffany & Co." stamp with 750 and usually a serial. The clasp should turn smoothly, close firmly and sit flush, and the polish should be even with no seams. No single detail proves it. Send a photo of the stamp and a short video of the clasp turning, and we will check them, free.
Can I sell a Lock without the receipt?
Yes. Because Lock is a recent collection, many pieces still have their box, pouch and receipt, which help; but we also buy pieces without them. We check the stamp, serial, clasp and finish of the piece itself. Papers support the value, but they are never required to sell.
How much is a Tiffany Lock bangle worth?
It depends on the piece and its size, plain gold or diamonds, the gold colour, the condition and whether you have the box, pouch and receipt, together with current demand. We do not publish prices. Send photographs of the bangle, the stamp and the clasp for a free value inspection.
Where can I sell Tiffany Lock?
To a buyer who checks the stamp and the clasp in person before paying. We buy Tiffany Lock directly: a free value inspection from photographs, then an appointment in Mayfair or at our Braintree office, Special Delivery post or free collection. You are paid the same day after inspection, by bank transfer or in cash.
When did Tiffany launch Lock?
Tiffany launched the Lock collection in 2022, with a padlock-shaped bangle whose clasp rotates to open and close. It has since appeared as rings, earrings and pendants too, in yellow, rose and white gold, plain polished or set with pavé diamonds.
My Lock clasp is stiff. Can I still sell it?
Yes. A stiff clasp is a condition point, not a reason we cannot buy. Please do not force it or have it repaired elsewhere first. Send a short video showing how it turns, and we will tell you how it affects the value.
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