GUEST: My aunt, who recently passed away, gave it to me about 25 years ago.
APPRAISER: But what did you do with it?
GUEST: I had it in the closet for all this time.
APPRAISER: All this time-- all right. Let's get Auntie's necklace out of the closet. It's very obvious to anybody that looks at it, the signature inside the box says Tiffany & Company, New York and Paris.
GUEST: Yes.
APPRAISER: The necklace itself is 18-karat gold, I don't know if you knew that.
GUEST: No, I didn't, no.
APPRAISER: This necklace is in a style that's called Etruscan Revival. Many of these Tiffany pieces were made by a French firm for them, Boucheron.
GUEST: Oh, that's...
APPRAISER: A piece like this with the association of Boucheron is easily over $25,000.
GUEST: Oh, my goodness, oh. I'm just... I'm in shock right now.
APPRAISER: So it's a good thing you got it out of the closet.
GUEST: Oh, my.
APPRAISER: Now, you told me you wore it last night.
GUEST: Well, I put it on last night. It was a little tight, and I didn't want to break anything, and I said, "That would be just like me to break it."
