Tiffany & Co. is one of a kind, and the patented Tiffany Blue Box is a dream come true for every woman. It speaks of old Hollywood elegance and whimsy, of bubbling hope and ageless grace, and is topped with a beautiful white ribbon.

Here, we’ve compiled a list of Tiffanys jewelry that you may — and should — buy if you want to treat yourself and indulge a little.

1. The Tiffany 1837 Ring.

As part of Tiffany’s 175th-anniversary celebration, the Tiffany 1837 collection was introduced. Rubedo, a material unique to the brand that is a blend of gold, silver, and copper, was also presented along with its elegant lines and contours.

The inventor claims that the new metal’s delicate, rose glow was inspired by the light of dawn. The year Tiffany was established, i.e., 1837, is inscribed on the ring.

It has a straightforward, classic style with a flat top that is ideal for engraving. It is available in a variety of precious metals, including sterling silver and 18-carat gold. It is intended to be worn either by itself or in conjunction with other Tiffany jewelry.

2. T-Bracelet by Tiffany

The Tiffany T series is clean, and crisp, and features the first letter of its name. You can choose from a variety of powerful, statement pieces that mostly include the letter T bent and rebuilt.

The bracelets are a must-have Tiffany’s jewelry because they complement practically everything in your closet and are simple and attractive.

3. A heart tag pendant from tiffany & co.

The Heart Tag Pendant, which was made in 1980, is the second enduring piece of fine jewelry from the Return to Tiffany series. The heart-shaped 14-carat yellow gold pendant was sold with a box chain necklace.

The Return to Tiffany tag was also made available as a screwball key ring in the 1980s. In recent years, Tiffany has added the Color Splash line to its heart-shaped charm.

With a sleek enamel finish, the charm receives a touch of Tiffany’s well-known characteristic blue. The intriguing new additions have given the timeless piece a unique touch while staying true to Tiffany’s rich history.

4. The Tiffany Keys collection

The Tiffany’s Keys series was designed as a tribute to vintage keys, some of which date back to the 1880s. The keys are decorated with a variety of designs, including trefoil, kaleidoscope, and fleur-de-lis (a three-petal stylized lily and a symbol of monarchy).

The crown key, however, is unquestionably the favorite Tiffany’s jewelry of the masses; elegant and understated, it stands for hope and optimism.

5. Tiffany heart tag charm bracelet

A key ring made in 1966 with the wording “Please Return to Tiffany & Co. New York” on it served as the inspiration for the famous Return to Tiffany line. A variety of key tags with individual registration numbers were introduced by Tiffany.

The tag made sure that if the owner misplaced their key, it was brought back to Tiffany’s on Fifth Avenue so they could be reunited. The Return to Tiffany jewelry line was introduced in 1969 with a heart-shaped tag on a chain that displayed the registration code number.