Tiffany & Co. Price Tracker

Tiffany & Co. was founded in New York in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young. It published its first Blue Book catalogue in 1845 and in 1886 introduced the Tiffany Setting, the six-prong engagement ring that lifts the diamond above the band. Since January 2021 the company has belonged to the French luxury group LVMH. US customers shop on tiffany.com in dollars, while the UK has its own site, tiffany.co.uk, with prices in pounds.

Tiffany broke with the haggling common in its early days by marking prices on its goods, and it still doesn't run seasonal sales on its own sites. What varies is the service around a purchase: complimentary shipping, interest-free PayPal instalments on the UK site, and appointments with a Tiffany diamond expert for engagement rings. Prices are set separately for each market, so the same piece is priced independently in dollars on tiffany.com and in pounds on tiffany.co.uk.

Because Tiffany seldom lowers a price, checking the page every week soon feels pointless – and that's exactly when a change slips past. Many designs come in sterling silver and several shades of gold, and rings and bracelets in a range of sizes, each with its own price. Set your alert on the exact metal and size you'd buy. SaleAlarm checks that page regularly and only emails you if the price falls, so you can leave the tab closed until it does.