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Tiffany & Co. Return Policy

Every return window, fee, and holiday extension for Tiffany & Co. — checked by a human editor and kept current.

Visit Tiffany & Co.’s official return policyOfficial source · opens tiffanyco.com
Standard return window30 days left on a purchase made today

🔄 30 days to return. Deadline: Aug 14.

Bring all original packaging — jewelry boxes, pouches, and for watches, the warranty card and original link count are required.

Policy at a glance

Return window
30 days
Return shipping
Free via prepaid UPS label (print online); free in-store drop-off also available
Free returns
Yes
Restocking fee
None
Holiday extension
Yes — purchases Nov 1–Dec 15 returnable through Jan 15
Holiday deadline
Jan 15
Category
Jewelry

Can’t be returned: Personalized, altered, or engraved items; certain limited edition and collaboration merchandise; items above $75,000 (exchange only, no refund); non-refundable deposits for custom orders and loose stones

Time-sensitive items: Items $75,000+: exchange only within 30 days, no refund

Holiday purchase window: Nov 1 Dec 15

Why Tiffany & Co. earned a A-

Return window0.9/2
30-day window (industry standard)
Restocking fee1/1
No restocking fee
Return shipping1/1
Free returns (incl. by mail)
Holiday window0.5/0.5
Extended holiday window
Transparency0.5/0.5
policy published, key terms documented

About Tiffany & Co.

That little robin's-egg blue box does a lot of heavy lifting. Tiffany has been the American name for engagement rings and fine jewelry since the 1800s, and the famous six-prong solitaire setting — the one most people picture when they picture a diamond ring — was their invention. Shopping there feels deliberate. You're paying for the craftsmanship, the certification, and yes, the box itself.

Most people come for a milestone: an engagement, an anniversary, a graduation gift that's meant to last. There's also a lower tier — sterling silver pieces, the Return to Tiffany line — that gets you the name without the five-figure spend. The honest caveat? You're paying a real premium for the brand, and a comparable diamond often costs less elsewhere. If the blue box matters to you, that's a fair trade. If it doesn't, shop around first.

What they sell

  • Engagement rings and wedding bands — the classic Tiffany Setting solitaire is their signature
  • Fine jewelry in gold and platinum — Elsa Peretti and Jean Schlumberger designer lines
  • Sterling silver staples like the Return to Tiffany heart tag and bead bracelets — the entry-level stuff
  • Gifts and home pieces — watches, fragrances, and the occasional sculpted desk object

Frequently asked questions

What is Tiffany & Co.'s return window?

30 days

Does Tiffany & Co. offer free returns?

Yes

How much does Tiffany & Co. charge for return shipping?

Free via prepaid UPS label (print online); free in-store drop-off also available

Does Tiffany & Co. charge a restocking fee?

None

Does Tiffany & Co. extend its return window for the holidays?

Yes — purchases Nov 1–Dec 15 returnable through Jan 15

What items cannot be returned to Tiffany & Co.?

Personalized, altered, or engraved items; certain limited edition and collaboration merchandise; items above $75,000 (exchange only, no refund); non-refundable deposits for custom orders and loose stones

Also known as

tiffany, tiffany and co, tiffany.com

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