Tiffany & Co.’s Streamerica in 18k is inspired by the 1930’s Streamlined Design.  Proud structured metal surfaces with clean and slick lines.  A design motif that is pure Tiffany and simply beautiful.

The woman’s jewelry line was made in eighteen karat white gold instead of the men’s stainless steel with diamonds instead of screws.  This Ring was released two years later in 2002 and I would assume it was created for men, since it does not have any diamonds in it, and its very wide.

The other pieces in the men’s line of 18K white gold streamerica are the cufflinks and shirt studs, & a link bracelet, all of which do not contain diamonds.

The retail price for this ring in 2007 was still $875.  I personally own this ring and use this ring as my wedding band and its great.  Over time the white gold coating starts to fade a little.  I took it to Tiffany and had it replated in white gold at some point and looks great.

It is stamped inside 2002 Tiffany & Co. 750 (Which represents 18K gold).

Each piece in the Streamerica line is designed to complement each other to form a cohesive statement in eighteen karat gold.

Until recently some of these pieces were still available at http://www.tiffany.com

Here is a sampling of some of the printed pieces and catalogs that show the link necklace with original retail price.