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New/Used Tiffany bracelets dublin

  • 11-11-2008 7:55pm
    #1
    irishguy
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    Does anyone know of any place in dublin that does new/used Tiffany jewelry?


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  • #2
    MagicMarker
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    irishguy wrote: »
    Does anyone know of any place in dublin that does new/used Tiffany jewelry?
    There's a Tiffany's opening in Brown Thomas, sometime this month apparently.


  • #3
    mcauley
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    Expect to pay big €€€ in BT!


  • #4
    emeraldstar
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    mcauley wrote: »
    Expect to pay big €€€ in BT!
    Yeah, but it'll be so nice just to be able to go and LOOK at all the shiny loveliness :)


  • #5
    irishguy
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    They would screw you id say. They have stuff on ebay, but its used and I am not sure how good a condition its in. Its seems you can only buy them new directly from tiffany in the UK


  • #6
    MagicMarker
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    irishguy wrote: »
    They would screw you id say. They have stuff on ebay, but its used and I am not sure how good a condition its in. Its seems you can only buy them new directly from tiffany in the UK
    Well Tiffany's is a jewelry store so they would only stock their product in their stores. If you want it anywhere else then it will be 2nd hand or maybe not even genuine.

    As for Tiffany's in Brown Thomas, i highly doubt their retail prices will go up as a result. They have nothing to do with Brown Thomas other than sharing floor space.


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  • #7
    Malteaser!
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,234 ✭✭✭Malteaser!


    I could have sworn I saw Tiffany jewellery in Weirs on Grafton Street before but with all the talk of how their opering in BTs will be the first time it's available in Ireland, I'm starting to doubt myself now.

    Can anyone clarify this?


  • #8
    SarahJ
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    Tiffanys opening on the 15th Nov, bear in mind I paid 200 dollars for mine in New York, so I'm looking forward to seeign the prices hike!!


  • #9
    Pythia
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    Malteaser! wrote: »
    I could have sworn I saw Tiffany jewellery in Weirs on Grafton Street before but with all the talk of how their opering in BTs will be the first time it's available in Ireland, I'm starting to doubt myself now.

    Can anyone clarify this?

    I'm almost sure you're right.


  • #10
    bridmwhite@gmai
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    Weir's used to carry a very limited selection but this was pulled about 3 years ago - you'll have to wait until the 15th for the BT shop. I'd expect the stuff to cost about the same in € as it does in $ eg. a $200 item would cost €200 - that's how Vera Wang in BT's works anyhow.


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