REAL or FAKE Van Cleef Diamond Necklace?

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[@mmreviews2669]

Imagine basically finding 10k on the ground

[@anntrope491]

If someone tries to claim it...ask for proof, the original purchase receipt, photos wearing it, insurance appraisal...

[@sarahstartingover2195]

That’s an insanely small amount of fine jewelry for 10k

[@ALT-vz3jn]

My husband works a trade outdoors, and he found a necklace on the ground in a commercial parking lot. It was all dirty and gross looking; he reported it to the property management but no one claimed it so after a few months he brought it home to me and threw it on the table, saying it’s probably worth nothing but I found this. So I slowly started cleaning it and noticed it was actually rose gold colored, then I cleaned it some more and realized it had all the markings of a Tiffany 18k gold necklace. I found the necklace style still listed on their shopping website. Holy crap! It was my best Christmas present, I wear it all the time 😅 it’s a pretty basic style, but the rose gold is just stunning.

[@KC-ox1cc]

I have the same necklace but in yellow gold. If he really wanted to find the owner, he only needs to bring it to Van Cleef and they can look up the serial number, as every piece of jewelry they sell has a serial number and is registered to the original buyer. The guy just wanted to see if the diamonds were real to resell it. I doubt he intended to look for the owner to return it… 😏

[@riceman3284]

He was obviously gonna sell it because you don’t go and get someone stuff priced if you wanna give it back to them.

[@dostagirl9551]

When I was in high school, I found an expensive gold bangle bracelet at a local Kmart. Left my contact info after I had turned it in. Policy was that if no one claimed it, they would give it to whomever found it after a period of time. I called and checked and was told that the owners had claimed it. I was honestly happy that they had. My boyfriend worked at that store, so I would go there often. Lo and behold, one of the managers had on the bracelet. I asked about it, and she said she bought it in an auction of lost and unclaimed items that the store does periodically. I’ve wondered ever since if they lied to the owners too and said no one ever turned the item in so they could get it on the cheap. If you for sure want items returned to their owners, my suggestion is to leave basic information with the store but hold onto the item until the owners can reach out and verify the details.

[@sarochiel]

Potential 10k for a honeymoon. Son, we're honeymooning at an Airbnb an hour away from where we live. It doesn't need to break the bank to be special. 💀

[@emanr7502]

Take it to the boutiques. I think they have serial numbers and can find through that

[@unezsimpkins9107]

Wow!!!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮

[@Ooilei]

Yeah, retail is $10,000, but there's no way you could sell it back or resell it for $10,000. Diamond jewellery doesn't work that way

[@pipitnurdiana423]

The guy:i am gonna bring it back to the owner

[@neggispringfeild]

I deal with tons of bulk jewelry and been dreaming of finding any van Cleef, found off brand ones but never a real, I really want to own a piece for my jewelry collection

[@Theyoungengineer15]

He is not gonna give it back to the owner

[@winnieweru2454]

HONEYMOON PAID 😊😊!!..

[@eeveum]

10k for those tiny ass diamonds?

[@XX-jk7hx]

Bro got lucky...DAMN!

[@serenaroseauthentics1391]

What an honest man. Most people would keep it

[@Just_Me-ws8uy]

The person who dropped the necklace:

[@DreQ0426]

Very pretty. I'm sure whoever this belonged to would love to have it back and you never know they may reward you for your honesty, especially if it's a family heirloom.