bogeymcq
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My five year old daughter "eyeballed" this find at the Elementary Playground . . she was using it as a hammer
upon the metal slide before she decided to show me her newfound "treasure" 
Seeing the circle is not "closed" I believe it is referred to as a "clutch" or "bangle"
Even thou it was found upon a gravel laid playground & used briefly as a hammer it is in really good condition
. . . I know absolutely nothing about Tiffany & Co. ( most of my jewels are made from macaroni & bobble beads
) so I tried to search it up on their site . . found some kinda sorta similar but not really the one
. . I have seen a some on ebay as well as another Google search but I also came across info stating "counterfeits". . this one really looks like it has the "hallmarks" "impressions" "seal" "marks" that Tiffany
yields but
. . well I guess due to my jewelry contents I really have a hard time comprehending someone wearing a "fancier" piece to the playground. . . 
Bogart
upon the metal slide before she decided to show me her newfound "treasure" 
On the front:
925 T&CO 1837
On the inside:
1997 Tiffany & Co. 925
925 T&CO 1837
On the inside:
1997 Tiffany & Co. 925
Seeing the circle is not "closed" I believe it is referred to as a "clutch" or "bangle"

Even thou it was found upon a gravel laid playground & used briefly as a hammer it is in really good condition
. . . I know absolutely nothing about Tiffany & Co. ( most of my jewels are made from macaroni & bobble beads
) so I tried to search it up on their site . . found some kinda sorta similar but not really the one
. . I have seen a some on ebay as well as another Google search but I also came across info stating "counterfeits". . this one really looks like it has the "hallmarks" "impressions" "seal" "marks" that Tiffany
yields but
. . well I guess due to my jewelry contents I really have a hard time comprehending someone wearing a "fancier" piece to the playground. . . 
Bogart

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