The Tiffany Knot takes an old idea — the knot as two things bound together and kept close — and makes it feel modern and personal. It is the sort of piece a lady buys for herself because it means something to her, not because anyone is meant to notice it. Being such a young line, it also behaves unusually on the second-hand market.
The Tiffany Knot pre-owned market is still young and thin: only a handful of genuine second-hand pieces surface in the UK, priced from about £2,250 for a diamond ring to £21,600 for a diamond double-row bangle as of July 2026. That is too few listings to publish a settled resale range with a straight face, so this guide does something more honest — it shows the real pre-owned figures that exist and anchors the rest on current Tiffany retail, rather than dressing up three data points as a market.
What is the Tiffany Knot collection?
The Knot line launched in 2021, built around a twisted-rope motif in 18ct yellow, rose and white gold, plain or set with pavé diamonds. The core pieces are the single-row Wire Bangle, the chunkier Double Row Hinged Bangle, rings and diamond hoop earrings. Because it is recent and still in production, most examples are only a few years old — which is exactly why so few have reached the pre-owned market yet. It sits within the wider Tiffany & Co. gold offering.
What does a pre-owned Tiffany Knot piece cost?
Here is the honest picture — the few genuine pre-owned listings that surfaced, alongside the current retail figures you should measure them against:
| Piece | Metal | Price | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ring (single row, diamonds) | 18ct rose gold | ~£2,250 | pre-owned asking |
| Double Row Hinged Bangle (plain) | 18ct rose gold | ~£5,200 | pre-owned (since sold) |
| Double Row Hinged Bangle (pavé) | 18ct yellow gold + diamonds | ~£21,600 | pre-owned asking |
| Ring (diamonds) | 18ct yellow gold | £2,900 | Tiffany UK retail |
| Wire Bangle (plain) | 18ct yellow gold | £4,900 | Tiffany UK retail |
| Hoop earrings (diamonds) | 18ct rose gold | £6,400 | Tiffany UK retail |
| Double Row Hinged Bangle (plain) | 18ct yellow gold | £9,550 | Tiffany UK retail |
Pre-owned figures observed on the UK secondary market, July 2026; retail figures from current Tiffany UK list prices. Diamond double-row bangles reach roughly £25,000 new.
Why is the resale market so thin?
Two reasons. First, Knot is only a few years old, so the pool of pieces that owners are ready to part with is small. Second, the buyers who chose it tend to keep it — it is a design people wear rather than trade. The upshot is that a “Tiffany Knot resale value” quoted as a neat range anywhere online is almost certainly built on the same two or three listings, one of which has usually already sold. Treat any confident-looking figure with caution.
What should you actually pay?
Until more pieces circulate, the sensible approach is to price from retail down. A diamond ring at £2,900 new means the £2,250 pre-owned example is a modest saving; a plain yellow-gold Wire Bangle at £4,900 new sets the ceiling for a used one. The diamond double-row bangle at about £21,600 pre-owned sits at a genuine but not dramatic discount to its ~£25,000 retail. In short, expect small discounts, not the deep ones you would find on an older, better-supplied line.
Is a pre-owned Knot piece a good buy?
If you love the design, buying pre-owned still saves money and gets you the piece sooner — but Knot is not where you go hunting for a bargain. This is not investment advice, and values can fall as well as rise; a young collection with thin supply can move either way as more pieces reach the market. Buy it because you want to wear it, verify the hallmarks and papers, and treat any saving over retail as a bonus rather than the reason.
Where to buy a pre-owned Tiffany Knot
The figures above are wider open-market prices, not Chrono6538’s prices. Chrono6538 sells authenticated pieces — checked, guaranteed and shown in the metal — at a considered premium to the bare private-market floor. To see the current fine jewellery, browse the Chrono6538 collection →
Last updated: July 2026. Figures are guide ranges from Chrono6538’s monitoring of the UK pre-owned market, not sold-price guarantees.