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Recognising genuine Hermès jewellery: Tips for avoiding counterfeits
Every authentic Hermès jewel is a symbol of luxury and refined craftsmanship. Since it was founded in 1837, the House of Hermès has created pieces that epitomise timeless elegance, from famous handbags to fine jewellery accessories. However, with the growing popularity of the brand, there are more and more counterfeit products on the market.
Recognising a authentic Hermès jewellery can sometimes be tricky, but there are certain signs that can help you tell the difference between an original piece and a counterfeit. In this article, we provide practical advice to help you identify genuine Hermès jewellery, while protecting yourself against imitations.
5 tips for identifying authentic Hermès jewellery
1. Examine the punches and markings
One of the first things to look for when identifying a Hermès jewellery authenticity is the hallmark. Hermès usually puts a distinctive hallmark on its jewellery, which indicates not only authenticity, but also the year of manufacture and the metal used. Look for the 'Hermès' logo on the piece, as well as a mention of the precious metal, such as '750' for 18-carat gold or '925' for sterling silver. This punch is often located inside the claspThis can be found on the back of the piece or in inconspicuous areas of the jewellery. Jewellery without a hallmark or with a badly shaped hallmark may be suspect.
2. Analyse the quality of materials and finishes
3. Examine the design and details
4. Check weight and dimensions
5. Buy from trusted sellers or resellers
Recognising authentic Hermès jewellery is essential if you want to avoid the counterfeits that abound on the market. By paying attention to details such as the hallmark, materials, design and weight, you can guarantee that your piece of jewellery is truly exceptional. Buy from reliable retailers And don't hesitate to ask for certificates of authenticity to make sure you're investing in quality jewellery. By following these tips, you can fully enjoy the timeless luxury of Hermès jewellery and be sure you're making a wise and reliable purchase.
Our selection of Hermès rings
Discover our selection of Hermès jewellery Each piece has been carefully selected and authenticated by our expert partner.
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Bracelet Manchette Hermès Paname Vintage
35 000 €Original price was: 35 000 €.33 000 €Current price is: 33 000 €.Hermès
Croisette GM Hermes ring, T51
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Bague Vertige Hermes, T49
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Bague Eclipse Ruban GM Hermes, T55
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