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You LUCKY DUCKIE!!!! Where on earth did you find these babies???????
Wilson’s Estate Jewelry!!! I was really lucky!
Sorry I haven’t logged in in forever, I’ve been traveling for work
You LUCKY DUCKIE!!!! Where on earth did you find these babies???????
Wilson’s Estate Jewelry!!! I was really lucky!
Sorry I haven’t logged in in forever, I’ve been traveling for workI will take ear shots soon!
Looks amazing on you!Really like how you’ve styled it with a high neck jumper.
Are you wearing pearl earrings with it? ^_^
It’s one of my favourite pieces. Looks beautiful on you![]()
They look fabulous together! How amazing to get the last one - enjoy it! Love your ACA too!
They look fabulous together! How amazing to get the last one - enjoy it! Love your ACA too!
What makes it ACA? Where do you get ACA?
An ACA is A Cut Above super ideal diamond from Whiteflash in Sugarland, TX. They have a brick and mortar store as well as a large online presence. Whiteflash is a contributing vendor here. Many here on Pricescope, as well as myself, have these diamonds and you can search for them here on the forum. These diamonds are cut for their amazing light performance among other attributes. Read all about them here: https://www.whiteflash.com/
Is it really a big difference between Heart and arrows? I noticed that when I look at white flash, there are some regular vendors who will have the same cert dimensions but white flash will have it as ACA but other vendor will have it as an excellent cut. Thank you in advance.
You won’t find ACA diamonds on anyone else’s website as they are owned in house by Whiteflash. Hearts and arrows are but one aspect of these diamonds and how their specs work together to produce an amazing diamond. Similar specs don’t mean exact so you would not be comparing apples to apples. The ACA diamonds do make a difference and if you read their information on their website, you begin to understand how they choose and vet their diamonds. These diamonds are not cut for weight retention but rather for the top performance you can find in diamond cutting. I have attached a picture of my 2.53 ACA center stone. There are many examples of ACA diamonds to be seen here on PS. I have owned several diamonds in my life - none compare to this.
Omg wow they are beautiful! Thank you!
Hello Tiffany compadres! Do any of you own the Metro Cuff with diamonds? Can you share your thoughts on how it’s worn with time, does it snag, is it comfy?
Mr T was recently in a store looking for my Xmas gift & they brought one out from the stock room, as it seemed to match his description of “she’s low maintenance, lazy with jewellery removal, stacks bracelets & likes things to be comfy & feel part of her skin…” I’m sure the SA was aghast & horrified, but she suggested this might work
Thoughts?
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Hi Ally T!
I absolutely LOVE this bracelet!! I have always admired it on Ebay and thought about getting it. Perfect for stacking.. it's a beautiful simple design but all gussied up because of the diamonds.
Also love that your hubs knows your jewelry habits "to a T!"
Hello Tiffany compadres! Do any of you own the Metro Cuff with diamonds? Can you share your thoughts on how it’s worn with time, does it snag, is it comfy?
Mr T was recently in a store looking for my Xmas gift & they brought one out from the stock room, as it seemed to match his description of “she’s low maintenance, lazy with jewellery removal, stacks bracelets & likes things to be comfy & feel part of her skin…” I’m sure the SA was aghast & horrified, but she suggested this might work
Thoughts?
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Haha Mr T makes me chuckle!
Re: this cuff, it doesn’t look like there’s a hinge mechanism which means that it twists on and off? As in, you need to physically bend the metal out of position and then back into position?
I have to admit, if that’s the case, even if it isn’t hollow and you don’t take it on/off often, I think it would warp over time. The Tiffany T wire or thin Cartier JUC comes to mind - and they are both notorious for deforming over time
Also, the small separation in the cuff gives me pause for thought as that could easily catch in clothing etc and bend the cuff out of shape. The thinness/pointiness of the cuff ends also makes it easy to catch, compared to eg a Cartier JUC cuff which is thicker and has rounded edges.
But of course, ymmv!
Thanks for your input. And you are right - there are no hinges. The SA told Mr T that you just gently open the ends & slide the cuff on sideways, then let it spring back. Plus the less it’s removed, the less it gets bent & in theory, the stronger it will stay? Not sure about the last bit, hence my asking for reviews / opinions!
It really is lovely & isn’t one I’ve considered before as I’ve never explored the Metro range. Mr T said it wasn’t overly skinny & the SA said it should be worn diamonds on top & snug to the wrist, so you might go a size smaller than your usual preferred Tiffany bracelet size. However, as I think this in the only one she has & is a medium, it would be just right. I think?!
Hi @Ally T , I love that he is so organised for Christmas!
I think this cuff is beautiful and would go with your other pieces very well. I don’t have this, but I believe it is the same as the T wire.
I have had my T wire for almost 10 years and it is still in excellent condition. I wear it all day on average 5 days per week.
I don't see this bracelet listed on the US Tiffany website any longer.
Maybe check with your SA to see if they are still producing them? If not, I would grab the one your SA has!
I don’t think they are stocking them here in the UK either. Mr T said the one she brought out was from the back & “older stock” so I think you maybe right & he should just phone her & do the deed!
So exciting!!! And your DH is wonderful to think to shop now for Christmas!! Beat the rush!
All I get is Starbucks cold brews and grapes!!![]()
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Nothing wrong with Starbucks & grapes!!
We have a very large immediate family (there are 28 or us, including siblings & husbands / wives, nieces, nephews & our two mothers) & we like to have all the Christmas shopping done & wrapped by early November, so we can then just chill & enjoy the build up. It’s so stressful!
I have a different older Tiffany bracelet that you take on and off with this sort of twisting motion and it has stayed lined up pretty well, but I've seen plenty of bent Tiffany T wire bracelets on TheRealReal over the years.
Here are two quick crummy photos of my bracelet:
not latched, doesn't look like it's bent too much:
And closed:
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