Hallmarks are what appears to be 18 with a roof in a hexagon and a star in a ring. Stones are not glass, but not sure what they are. I suspect its gold since its very heavy for its size and it weighs about the same or more as some other similar size gold rings she has.
I found this vintage ring at an estate sale for $2.
I took it to our regular jeweler while we were getting our wedding rings cleaned/inspected (so we trust them). There are no markings, but they tested it in the store and its gold - so I was willing to pay for it to be sent off for certification.
It’s about a 2 week wait and I’m already getting antsy 😅
I would love any thoughts/input on the stone or age while I wait. I’ll come back and update after I hear back from them.
Thanks!
quite obviously this is not gold, but it's made a bit too old fashioned to say it's new fashion jewelry. So maybe an old one? (Found in Germany on a flea market, got it for my little son and told him it's from a pirate ;) ).
I inherited this signet ring and i'm interesting in understanding the age and any other information :)
person says aquamarine but I think Montana sapphire. also I think the gold is real because it would be more worn. Diamonds look like regular diamond inclusions. there is a lot of time spent on setting those stones by the look of it. what do you guys think? pnw, United States
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I was told this is a tigers nail any confirmation?
I have had this for a couple of decades. wondering if it would be worth resizing. Pretty sure it is sterling due to how it tarnished/ cleaned up.
inherited this just wondering what this is, there are no markings to indicate anything
I am assuming this ring is from the 80s or 90s? Let me know what you think!
Had it for years I know nothing about it.
This stick pin was given to me around 2003 by an acquaintance who owned a vintage and antique fine jewelry shop in Melbourne, FL. It has a microscopic mark on it that looks like an H or M with an “& CO” The head is a woman draped in green in front of a red star. Is this a symbol or logo? Any comments or guesses about the piece are welcome!
I walked into an old vintage/thrift shop many, many years ago, in my early teens, immediately locked eyes with this guy and fell in love. He’s been very special to me ever since and I’ve always wanted to know more.
I’m pretty sure he’s carved from real wood (I’d love to identify what kind) because most of him is very smooth, but you could definitely get a tiny splinter if you rubbed hard enough around his mouth or nose. There aren’t any hallmarks that I can see.
When I walked into the shop, he was hanging from what I think was a string, on a long clothesline alongside dozens of necklaces. The necklace he’s on now, I already had. Also, the shop owner said he couldn’t remember where he came from, just that he’d been in the shop for quite a while, is very special and seemed to be waiting for me.
Hey! I’m going through a vintage jewelry collection and came across this maker’s mark. I have not seen it before and am having trouble finding an accurate answer. It is on both posts and looks like a B to me. Any tips or resources you would recommend for situations like this? I appreciate any and all help!
This is a more clear photo. If anyone can read it or understands the crest symbol! Thanks again!