Paloma Picasso’s jewellery for Tiffany is the kind you buy in your own handwriting — a scribbled kiss, an open heart, a leaf of peace — worn because it says something about you rather than about who gave it to you. It was made for a lady choosing for herself, and it still is. As a guide, her sterling-silver pieces start around £290 to £500 pre-owned as of July 2026, with gold and gem-set designs reaching into the thousands.
Paloma Picasso — daughter of Pablo Picasso — joined Tiffany & Co. in 1980 and turned her father’s world of bold shape and exuberant colour into jewellery you wear as self-expression: the scribbled Graffiti “Love”, “Kiss” and “X”, the generous Loving Heart, the sculpted Olive Leaf. Graphic, confident, and designed to be worn as your own.
What does pre-owned Paloma Picasso jewellery cost in 2026?
Values split sharply by material, so it is worth reading them by segment rather than as one number. The figures below are real current asking prices, gathered in July 2026 from UK and international resellers (Foxhills, 1stDibs, eBay, specialist dealers) and labelled as asking prices. They are wider open-market guide ranges, not Chrono6538’s own prices.
| Material | Typical pieces | Pre-owned asking price (as of July 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Sterling silver | Loving Heart pendant & bracelet, Graffiti “Love”/”X” | ~£290–£500 |
| 18ct gold (plain) | Loving Heart, Graffiti pendants | ~£500–£700 |
| 18ct gold + diamond | Pavé Loving Heart, Graffiti “Love” ring | Four figures; Graffiti rose-gold diamond ring ~£4,150 |
| Gem-set gold (cocktail) | Olive Leaf citrine; tourmaline / aquamarine dome rings | ~£750 to ~£7,000 |
Named examples (asking, July 2026): Loving Heart silver pendant £300 and silver bracelet £290 (Foxhills); Graffiti “Love” silver pendant £350; Loving Heart 18ct gold pendant ~£520 (1stDibs); Graffiti “Love” rose-gold diamond ring £4,150 (Foxhills); 7.28ct pink-tourmaline cocktail ring ~£7,000 (Treasure Fine Jewelry). Gem-set gold is a thin, high-variance segment — treat as a range. Last updated: 28 July 2026.
Where does a Paloma story usually start?
Most ladies begin in silver — a Loving Heart pendant or a Graffiti “Love” — because it carries the whole spirit of the line for a few hundred pounds and it layers beautifully with everything else. The open Loving Heart is the signature: soft, generous, unmistakably hers. It is a piece bought to wear daily, not to keep for best.
What about the gold and colour pieces?
This is where Paloma’s reputation for exuberant colour lives. Her 1980s cocktail rings — a sugarloaf cabochon of pink tourmaline or aquamarine set in warm gold — are the boldest, rarest and most valuable part of the line, and they come up only occasionally, so prices vary widely. The Olive Leaf in gold and the gold-with-diamond Graffiti pieces sit in between. If colour and presence are what draw you, these are the heirlooms to look for.
Has Paloma Picasso jewellery held its value?
Silver pieces are bought to be worn, and silver has little intrinsic worth, so they hold their charm more than their resale — this is not investment advice, and values can fall. The gold and gem-set designs behave differently: they carry the value of the metal and stones underneath, and the scarcer 1980s cocktail rings have stayed sought-after. As ever, buy the piece that feels like yours; let any resale strength be a bonus.
Where to see fine jewellery at Chrono6538
Chrono6538 authenticates and guarantees every piece — yours to love, with the checking done for you. See the Chrono6538 jewellery collection →, or search Tiffany at Chrono6538 →.
Figures are wider open-market asking prices as of July 2026, for guidance only, not Chrono6538 prices; values can change.