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Which necklace do u like better-links included?

i wanna buy a nice necklace and i want the value for my money so please give all opinions on these necklaces.
a. which one do u like better
b. why?
c. are there any others u like under 200$
d. whats the difference between the 2nd and 3rd one?
e. any ohter feedback is appriciated
f. shud i get one of the necklaces or just the lock because i have a nice chain already
g. engraving or no engraving?(my initials are s.s. i want to do the machine one)

http://www.tiffany.com/shopping/item.aspx?sku=21809802&cid=129093&mcat=9000

http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/item.aspx?sku=22309307&search_params=t+return+to+tiffanys-s+2-p+2-l+-h+-c+-r+-x

http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/item.aspx?sku=21638676&search_params=t+return+to+tiffanys-s+2-p+6-l+-h+-c+-r+-x

http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/item.aspx?sku=21775428&search_params=t+return+to+tiffanys-s+2-p+3-l+-h+-c+-r+-x

thanks so much

It seems like the point of those necklaces is just to show off that you bought something at Tiffany.. it seems kind of tacky. Why don't you get a necklace that's cute and doesn't have tiffany across it?

http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/item.aspx?sku=10660084&search_params=t+-s+0-p+1-l+-h+-c+-r+166+111-x

http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/item.aspx?sku=10660092&search_params=t+-s+0-p+7-l+-h+-c+-r+166+111-x

http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/item.aspx?sku=21149594&search_params=t+-s+0-p+7-l+-h+-c+-r+166+111-x

http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/item.aspx?sku=21124656&search_params=t+-s+0-p+9-l+-h+-c+-r+166+111-x

http://www.tiffany.com/Shopping/item.aspx?sku=19887308&search_params=t+-s+0-p+3-l+-h+-c+-r+166+111-x

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