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The first thing to look for is the ‘seams’ in the links; it’s a tell-take sign. Second which isn’t in pics is NO AUTHENTIC Tiffany item Will have a copyright symbol on it followed by a date such as ©1998. Fake! ©can be before’Tiffany’ but not a date. On ANY 925 silver, there shouldn’t be patchy spots of discoloration.Tarnish wouldn’t have defined edges. I’ve purchased 12 Tiffany & Co items in this app & 10 of them were fake. I knew this because I had done a lot of research on it. This is just one of the sites I referenced. It was detectafake.com, & then a blog I found;the last two posts. I also learned that 95% of Tiffany items sold secondhand are fake. So everywhere that they’re sold secondhand, they’re fake. That means HERE, TOO! According to my experience that applies. Be cautious, use these photos to compare! #3 note, not only is . is on edge, the ‘Tiffany’ font is wrong,too. #4 note not only is ‘925’ unaligned, the link across from it, has a badly soldered seam. Take screenshots of this post, share it, do whatever you have to do,but don’t be fooled. I did file claims,all 10 of my purchased fakes were returned;posh agreed with me. I have seen some of these sellers still selling these items. But I can’t do anything about it. I also realize that there are bad pawnshops out there & that people receive these items as gifts and don’t realize that they’re fakes. I want to educate everybody so please pay attention. Don’t buy fakes. Don’t sell fakes. Its a federal crime