Okay, so, I’ve been eyeing this Tiffany Pokemon thing for a while now. I mean, who wouldn’t want a luxury Poke Ball? But the price tag? That’s a whole other story. Let me tell you about my little adventure trying to figure out this whole Tiffany Poke Ball price situation.
First off, I went straight to the source – you know, browsed around a bit. I saw some stuff about this collab between Tiffany and some artist named Daniel Arsham. Apparently, he had some Pokemon exhibit called “A Ripple in Time,” and this whole collection is inspired by that. Fancy, right?
Then came the price reveal. Man, I nearly choked on my coffee. The starting price is, like, $1,290! And it goes all the way up to $29,000! That’s not pocket change, folks. That’s, like, a down payment on a car, or many many many months of rent! It’s crazy!
So, I dug a little deeper. It turns out, the different items in this collection are made of different materials. I saw something about sterling silver pendants with diamond accents. Pretty, but still expensive. And to get the actual Poke Ball? The fancy, branded one? You gotta buy the 18kt yellow gold Pikachu pendant. So, yeah, that’s where the big bucks are at.
Feeling a bit defeated, I started checking out online marketplaces, hoping someone was selling it for less. Found a bunch of listings, but honestly, the resale prices are just as ridiculous. Someone mentioned that these prices might come down eventually, but who knows when that will be?
Here’s the Breakdown of What I Found:
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The Tiffany Pokemon collection is a collab with artist Daniel Arsham.
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Prices start at $1,290 and go up to $29,000.
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There are 9 different jewelry designs.
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You can find pendants and necklaces featuring Pikachu, Charmander, Squirtle, Jigglypuff, and Cubone.
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The Poke Ball is only available with the 18kt yellow gold Pikachu pendant.
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Resale prices are not much better than retail prices.
I searched for some shops like Kijiji that sell pokemon pokeball, some are used, or trade almost anything, the price can down to $29! In conclusion, I’m still dreaming about that Tiffany Poke Ball. It’s beautiful, it’s unique, but wow, is it expensive. Maybe one day, when I win the lottery, I’ll finally get my hands on one. Until then, I’ll just keep admiring it from afar. It’s just like catching ’em all – gotta be patient, right? And maybe a little bit rich!
