Editor’s Update: January 20, 2026

It’s official. Just months after Tiffany & Co.’s October 2025 U.S. price adjustment — which pushed prices higher by roughly 3% to 11% — the House has entered 2026 with another round of increases. Effective January 20, 2026, updated pricing is now live across many of Tiffany’s most recognizable jewelry collections, including HardWear, Lock, T by Tiffany, Knot, Bone Cuff by Elsa Peretti, and Return to Tiffany. This latest update spans a broader spectrum, with adjustments ranging from restrained single-digit increases to nearly 15% on select designs.

Notably, several gold-heavy HardWear designs have now absorbed back-to-back increases since mid-2025, pushing total price increases since mid-2025 into the double-digit range for several core styles. Pieces such as the Micro Link Necklace and diamond-set Medium Link Necklaces now sit more than 18–20% higher than their pre-October pricing.

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Across the board, the dollar impact varies by material, design complexity, and original price. Entry-level pieces generally increased between $25 and $175, while higher-end gold and diamond-accented designs saw adjustments of hundreds to several thousand dollars. Rather than a uniform adjustment, the changes reveal a highly selective pricing strategy across collections. For now, European prices remain unchanged.

HardWear posted some of the most noticeable movement in this update, especially among gold designs. The Micro Link Necklace in yellow gold now sits at $9,900, up roughly 10%, and the Medium Link Necklace with diamonds rose to $42,000 (+9%). At the very top end, the Graduated Link Necklace in yellow gold with pavé diamonds saw a comparatively restrained 1.1% increase.

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Price revisions for Lock by Tiffany were comparatively restrained. The Yellow Gold & Diamond Accent Bangle rose to $13,000 (just over 8%), standing out as the collection’s most meaningful adjustment, while smaller rings and pendants experienced only modest upward movement.

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T by Tiffany showed the widest internal spread. The yellow gold Smile Bracelet jumped nearly 15% to $1,375, making it the clearest outlier, while most other pieces across the line edged up only slightly, particularly at the entry level.

Tiffany Knot followed a similar pattern. The Double Row Hinged Bangle in yellow gold climbed to $11,300 (just under 10%), signaling stronger pressure on gold styles, while simpler designs saw more limited changes – generally between 2% and 4%.

Lovers of Elsa Peretti’s Bone Cuff can breathe a sigh of relief. The Medium Bone Cuff in sterling silver rose just over 2% to $2,300, a sharp contrast to last year’s far steeper jumps.

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Finally, the iconic Return to Tiffany line saw smaller increases overall compared with last year, with average adjustments around 4.9%, roughly half of October 2025’s 9% hike. The Mini Heart Tag Pendant in yellow gold increased to $1,075 (about 10%), while most silver pieces experienced only minimal adjustments.

US Prices

Take a look at the latest U.S. pricing for the HardWear collection.

HardWear	Variant (Metal & Stone)	October 14, 2025 ($)	January 20, 2026 ($)	Increase (%)
Micro Link Bracelet	Sterling Silver	$775	$850	9.7%
Small Link Bracelet	Sterling Silver	$1,250	$1,350	8%
Medium Link Earrings	Yellow Gold	$3,500	$3,600	2.9%
Small Link Ring	Yellow Gold & Diamonds	$6,500	$7,000	7.7%
Micro Link Necklace	Yellow Gold	$9,000	$9,900	10%
Large Link Bracelet	Yellow Gold	$15,000	$15,500	3.3%
Medium Link Necklace	Yellow Gold & Diamonds	$38,500	$42,000	9%
Medium Link Necklace	White Gold & Diamonds	$42,000	$45,000	7.1%
Graduated Link Necklace	Yellow Gold & Pavé Diamonds	$89,000	$90,000	1.1%
Large Link Bracelet	Rose Gold & Pavé Diamonds	$97,000	$100,000	3%

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Next, see how the Lock by Tiffany collection has been adjusted stateside.

Lock by Tiffany	Variant (Metal & Stone)	October 14, 2025 ($)	January 20, 2026 ($)	Increase (%)
Ring	Yellow Gold	$1,375	$1,400	1.8%
Small Pendant	White Gold	$2,900	$3,100	6.9%
Small Earrings	Yellow Gold	$3,600	$3,850	6.9%
Ring	Yellow Gold & Diamonds	$4,000	$4,100	2.5%
Small Pendant	Yellow Gold & Diamonds	$4,850	$5,000	3%
Narrow Bangle	Yellow Gold & White Gold	$4,900	$5,200	6.1%
Bangle	Yellow Gold & Diamond Accent	$12,000	$13,000	8.3%
Large Pendant	Yellow Gold & Diamonds	$12,800	$13,200	3.1%
Bangle	Yellow Gold & Half Pavé Diamonds	$17,400	$18,500	6.3%
Bangle	White Gold & Full Pavé Diamonds	$46,000	$47,000	2.2%

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Now let’s move on to the T by Tiffany collection and review the new price points.

T by Tiffany	Variant (Metal & Stone)	October 14, 2025 ($)	January 20, 2026 ($)	Increase (%)
Smile Bracelet	Yellow Gold	$1,200	$1,375	14.6%
Smile Pendant, Small	Yellow Gold	$1,375	$1,400	1.8%
Wire Ring	White Gold	$1,550	$1,600	3.2%
Hoop Earrings	Yellow Gold	$2,000	$2,100	5%
Smile Bracelet	White Gold & Diamonds	$2,100	$2,150	2.4%
Diamond Wire Band Ring	Yellow Gold	$4,000	$4,100	2.5%
Wide Wire Bracelet	Yellow Gold	$4,600	$5,000	8.7%
Wire Bracelet	Rose Gold & Diamond	$5,900	$6,000	1.7%
Huggie Earrings	White Gold & Half Pavé Diamond	$8,000	$8,700	8.8%

Here’s an overview of the updated U.S. pricing for the Knot by Tiffany line.

Knot by Tiffany	Variant (Metal & Stone)	October 14, 2025 ($)	January 20, 2026 ($)	Increase (%)
Ring	Rose Gold	$1,450	$1,500	3.4%
Small Pendant	Yellow Gold	$1,900	$1,950	2.6%
Ring	Yellow Gold & Diamonds	$2,900	$3,200	10.3%
Small Pendant	Yellow Gold & Diamonds	$3,300	$3,400	3%
Earrings	White Gold & Diamonds	$4,600	$4,700	2.1%
Ring	Rose Gold & Diamonds	$4,900	$5,200	6.1%
Wire Bangle	Yellow Gold	$5,400	$5,500	1.9%
Double Row Ring	Rose Gold & Diamonds	$7,900	$8,500	7.6%
Double Row Hinged Bangle	Yellow Gold	$10,300	$11,300	9.7
Double Row Ring	White Gold & Diamonds	$11,900	$13,100	10%

We also break down the revised prices for Elsa Peretti’s Bone Cuff collection in the U.S.

Bone Cuff by Elsa Peretti	Variant (Metal & Stone)	October 14, 2025 ($)	January 20, 2026 ($)	Increase (%)
Split Ring	Sterling Silver	$950	$975	2.6%
Small Cuff	Sterling Silver	$1,950	$2,000	2.6%
Medium Cuff	Sterling Silver	$2,250	$2,300	2.2%
Large Cuff	Sterling Silver	$2,950	$3,000	1.7%
Split Ring	Yellow Gold	$5,500	$5,800	5.5%
Ring	Yellow Gold	$5,800	$6,000	3.4%
Small Cuff	Yellow Gold	$23,000	$24,000	4.3%
Medium Cuff	Yellow Gold	$29,000	$30,000	3.4%
Large Cuff	Yellow Gold	$46,000	$48,000	4.3%
Cuff, 43 mm Wide	Yellow Gold & Pavé Diamonds	$73,000	$73,000	No change

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Finally, take a look at the refreshed pricing for the iconic Return to Tiffany collection across the States.

Return to Tiffany	Variant (Metal & Stone)	October 14, 2025 ($)	January 20, 2026 ($)	Increase (%)
Heart Tag Bead Bracelet	Sterling Silver	$295	$300	1.7%
Full Heart Bracelet	Sterling Silver	$440	$475	8%
Heart Tag Bracelet	Sterling Silver	$675	$700	4%
Double Heart Tag Pendant	Sterling Silver & Rose Gold	$775	$800	3.2%
Heart Tag Toggle Bracelet	Sterling Silver	$775	$800	3.2%
Full Heart Earrings	Sterling Silver	$900	$925	2.7%
Mini Heart Tag Pendant	Yellow Gold	$975	$1,075	10.2%
Heart Tag Toggle Necklace	Sterling Silver	$1,125	$1,150	2.2%
Full Heart Pendant	Yellow Gold	$2,950	$3,250	10.1%
Heart Tag Bead Bracelet	Yellow Gold	$3,150	$3,250	3.7%

As the luxury industry settles into its familiar January reset, it appears Hermès may not be the only Maison ushering in 2026 with price adjustments. Industry sources suggest Tiffany & Co. is preparing another round of pricing changes, rumored to take effect around January 20, 2026.

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The anticipated January adjustment follows Tiffany’s most recent U.S. price increase in October 2025, when the House implemented changes across nearly all jewelry categories. Collections including Tiffany HardWear, T by Tiffany, Lock, Knot, Elsa Peretti’s Bone Cuff, and Return to Tiffany were impacted, with prices rising approximately 3% to 11%. Moderately priced designs increased by roughly $100–$200, while higher-value pieces saw adjustments reaching into the thousands. Engagement jewelry remained untouched, and European pricing was left unchanged at the time.

With that increase now in place, early indications suggest that January 2026 will bring a firmer recalibration. Current signals point to more pronounced adjustments across both the United States and Europe, as Tiffany continues to navigate elevated gold and platinum costs. Price movement is expected to be most noticeable among high precious-metal content designs across the House’s core collections.

With January 20 now firmly on the radar, Tiffany buyers may want to mark their calendars and reconnect with their sales associates. If pricing adjustments land as expected, current pricing on select collections may be available for only a limited time.

Stay tuned, as we’ll continue tracking boutique updates and regional price changes, and will publish a full breakdown once adjustments are reflected across Tiffany’s platforms.