How do you know if your thomas sabo bracelet is real or fake?

Answer 1

Your tennis bracelet is real. You're wearing it. Your question may be what it is made of.

Take your tennis bracelet to a jeweler who can use a probe to identify whether the gemstones are diamonds or not. As well, the jeweler can perform a test to verify the marking, if any, in the metal to verify it as well. Otherwise, the mineral can also be tested.

Answer 2

Ask to look at the jewelry through a 10x loupe. Look at the stones and look for scratches or chips. Glass stones scratch easy and CJ (cubic zirconianion) chip easy. Look where the prongs hold the stone. Also check for a carat stamp on the metal of the jewelry. The stamp will normally be on a flat area that is hidden when the piece of jewelry is being worn. The stamp can be very tiny. The stamp should be something like "14KY" and then have a symbol next to it. Each manufacturer has a specific symbol that represents their company and validates the metal content is what the stamping says.

I have added a link to an article which has more information about looking at stones with a loupe.

Another Answer

All jewelry is 'real jewelery'. 'Fake' jewelery would be made from string or candy, not from metal and stones.

Answer 3

On the beads if there isnt a circle around the hole then its deffo a fake! real pandoras have a circle around the actual bit that gets threded on to the bracelet, fakes dont, other than that you probably wont tell the difference, my advice is buy all pandora bracelets and beads form a real pandora shop never buy from ebay, there are ALOT of fake pandora on there! I know as i have brought a few and sent them back demanding my money back!

Answer 4

The only way to tell the difference between real jewelery and fake jewelery is to take it to a licensed jeweler and have them check it out to verify the quality. Especially if it is diamond or gold you would need to be extra sure.

Answer 5

THIS IS ACTUALLY A REALLY GOOD ...GREAT QUESTION. HOWEVER SIMPLE AND OBVIOUS ONE MAY THINK IT IS AND ITS HIGH STATISTICAL PROBIBILITY OF BEING ASKED, STILL A GREAT QUESTION.

TIFF AND CO IS THE MOST RECOGNIZED NAME IN JEWLERY, HIGH SOCIETY AFFECTS AND HARBOURS THE MOST MYSTERY. THE BRAND NAME ALONE SCARES MOST RUNNING PAST THE STORE, WISHING ONCE THEYVE SLOWED THEY COULD LIVE IN THE PLACE. I HAVE SEVERAL TIFF AND CO ITEMS, MOSTELY EARLY STUFF....IM EATING WITH A FORK AS WE SPEAK! LOL. M OKAY. UNLESS YOU ARE ABLE TO SHOP IN A TIFF&Co DEALER SETTING, ITS A SYSTEM FOR DISASTER. ITS LIKE BUYING A Rolex OFF THE STREETS OF BOMBAY, YOU JUST KNOW BEFORE SEEING IT IT IS A FAKE. THE MOST RECOGNIZED NAMES IN THIS AREA OF RETAIL HAS THE MOST BRUTAL AND HORRIFIC KNOCK OFFS, IN THE 90'S I COULD SPOT A FAKE ANY-THING A MILE AWAY....TIFF AND CO RING , BRACELET, FLATWEAR, HOLLOWEAR,ETC ROLEX, PATAK, PIAGET, NAME IT. NOW EVEN I AM REQUIRED TO LOOK AT THE VERY FINE DETAILS THESE FAKES HAVE GOTTEN SO UNFATHOMIMABLE CONVINCING. SO I SHUTTER TO THINK IF I WERE A LAY PERSON STILL TRYING TO GET THE GUTS UP TO WALK INTO THE REAL TIFF AND CO VS. PURCHASING A TIFF OFF THE STREET.....NOW THAT IS SCARY!

Answer 6

You can tell if it makes your neck go black, or if the silver chips off after a while...

Answer 7

there should be a little round disc like charm on the bracelet that says "thomas sabo charm club" on both sides..

Answer 8

There are specialy trained people that can tell if it is or not.