The "Tiffany problem" refers to when a historical fact appears unrealistic or anachronistic to a modern audience, despite being accurate. It is named after the fact that the name "Tiffany" is mostly seen as a modern one, despite originating in the 1600's.

The "Tiffany problem" refers to when a historical fact appears unrealistic or anachronistic to a modern audience, despite being accurate. It is named after the fact that the name "Tiffany" is mostly seen as a modern one, despite originating in the 1600's.