Atlas is Tiffany at its most everyday — the Roman numerals lifted from the clock the bronze Atlas has held above the Fifth Avenue store since the 1850s, turned into something you can wear on an ordinary Tuesday. It reads as a small private marker of your own hours, which is why so many ladies buy it for themselves rather than wait for it. Pre-owned, it is also one of the more reachable ways into the house: a sterling-silver piece starts around £90–£110, while gold and diamond pieces run from about £1,500 to £5,000, and a rare heavy gold bangle can reach five figures (wider open-market asking prices, as of July 2026).
What is Tiffany Atlas?
Tiffany & Co. introduced Atlas in the 1990s, taking the numerals from the Atlas clock above its New York flagship and building a whole collection of rings, bangles, pendants and earrings around them. The look is clean and architectural rather than fussy, which is part of the appeal: it suits someone who likes a quiet, graphic piece she can wear every day. The line ranges from simple silver bands right up to wide gold bangles set with pavé diamonds.
How much is a pre-owned silver Atlas piece?
Sterling silver is the volume tier and the most liquid second-hand. A worn narrow silver band ring, without box or papers, starts around £90–£110; a wider or better-condition silver band from a dealer sits £250–£330. Silver charm, cube and bar pendants run £160–£400, and the openwork Roman-numeral pierced hinged bangle — the signature Atlas bracelet — sits around £510–£550. All figures are asking prices as of July 2026.
How much is a gold or diamond Atlas piece?
This is where Atlas turns from everyday to occasion. A white-gold Atlas ring set with diamonds runs roughly £1,520–£4,220; the three-stone Atlas Trilogy in 18-carat white gold has been asking about £1,700 from a UK dealer. Gold and white-gold hinged bangles set with diamonds run £1,620–£5,000, with a rose-gold pavé open bangle around £4,870. The rare top of the market is a heavy plain yellow-gold hinged bangle, which has been asking near £11,300. Worth knowing: multiple listings note the gold Atlas line is now largely discontinued, which thins supply and gives the surviving gold pieces a genuine scarcity.
Tiffany Atlas prices at a glance
| Metal / configuration | Piece | Guide range (pre-owned, asking) |
|---|---|---|
| Sterling silver | Narrow band ring (worn) | £90–£110 |
| Sterling silver | Band ring / pendant | £160–£400 |
| Sterling silver | Pierced hinged bangle | £510–£550 |
| 18ct white gold + diamond | Ring (incl. Trilogy) | £1,520–£4,220 |
| 18ct gold + diamond | Open / hinged bangle | £1,620–£5,000 |
| 18ct yellow gold (plain, wide) | Hinged bangle (rare) | ~£11,300 |
Chrono6538 proprietary guide ranges cross-checked against wider open-market asking prices, July 2026. Indicative guide ranges, not sold prices; jewellery values can move — this is not investment advice. Silver is the most-traded segment; gold and diamond ranges rest on a thinner sample, partly because the gold line is largely discontinued.
Which Atlas piece should you choose?
Start from how you want to wear it. A silver band ring is the easy everyday piece — graphic, hard-wearing, and happy stacked with others. The pierced hinged bangle is the one people recognise as Atlas, the openwork numerals reading clearly across the wrist. A white-gold diamond ring such as the Trilogy is the quiet-occasion choice, and a gold or rose-gold diamond bangle is the piece you buy when you want Atlas to feel like a reward rather than a habit. None of them shouts; the whole point of Atlas is a design you understand and everyone else simply reads as elegant.
Buying a pre-owned Atlas piece with confidence
Look for the stamp — ©Tiffany & Co. 925 on silver, or 750 on 18-carat gold — and, on diamond pieces, ask about the carat weight and any accompanying paperwork. Because the gold line is largely discontinued, a gold or diamond Atlas piece with its original box is worth holding out for. The open-market figures here are wider-market floors, not Chrono6538’s prices: we sell authenticated, checked and guaranteed pieces at a premium to the bare private-market floor, so what reaches you is genuine, cared for, and yours to love. To see what is available, browse the Chrono6538 jewellery collection →
Last updated: July 2026.