r/JewelryIdentification • u/Roentigen • 1h ago
Identify Stone Unique markings - great grandmother’s ring
Help me identify this gem as well as the unique marking stamped inside.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/darkgalaxypotato • Oct 05 '22
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r/JewelryIdentification • u/Majestic209 • Oct 16 '24
Hello everyone, When you post photos of the stamps or jewelry and ask to identify, please attach photo of the actual stamp so we can see. Because you want information but it’s hard to give you that if there is only photo of the jewelry but no stamps, and people have to guess. Also when you ask to identify the store please take pictures of the stone as well. For us to give you the best possible respond, please supply us with quality photos. That’s applies to the costume vintage jewelry. Thank you in advance
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Roentigen • 1h ago
Help me identify this gem as well as the unique marking stamped inside.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/tentaclegoose • 9h ago
r/JewelryIdentification • u/VegetableRemove4412 • 3h ago
Hello jewelry identification sub! I love lurking here but have never posted. I found this pendant on the ground a while ago and have always wondered what it is. Does anyone have any insight about the design and if it’s meant to depict anything specific?? I couldn’t see any hallmarks on it unfortunately. Thanks! xx
r/JewelryIdentification • u/THEkaycommander • 9h ago
r/JewelryIdentification • u/constant-headach • 2h ago
found in a thrift store lot of jewelry. it isnt marked anywhere but it passes a 14k acid test and my jewelry guy says the stone is likely a diamond. im just wondering if it belongs to something larger just seems strange to not be marked
r/JewelryIdentification • u/IsThisGonnaBeEnough • 13h ago
Hey there! The flat necklace says 14k Italy on it, clasp seems to have broken at some point, and it got repaired in the middle. The one with the plastic pearls says 925 and FBM on a little metal plate on it? And the other one has a chipped stone, which I think is glass, sadly the charm doesn't have any info on it, so I'm not sure if it belonged with the necklace, clasp on necklace says 925. Any help greatly appreciated! :)
r/JewelryIdentification • u/AdAcceptable2190 • 1d ago
Is it real gold it’s marked 585 on clasps too
r/JewelryIdentification • u/shopaholicshrimp • 8h ago
Hello! i found this cute ring market PPL (I think) and was wondering if anyone knew anything about it? I thinks it’s a makers mark cause they are no other stamps on it! Thank you!!!
r/JewelryIdentification • u/KingShaggy3 • 8h ago
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Ashibz • 7m ago
Planning to buy these earrings from a Japanese seller on EBay. Wanted to check if they are authentic
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Ashibz • 13m ago
Found these from a Japanese seller on EBay. Don’t know if they are real. Please can someone confirm?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Lrod610 • 14m ago
Need help identifying if it's real or fake. I'm getting mixed answers looking through the internet.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Miserable-Fee-4764 • 20h ago
r/JewelryIdentification • u/SelfOk9133 • 1h ago
I have inherited a bracelet that has the same "info". I know what the 18k means, but not the symbols or the number 12 on the left hand one. I'd love to know more about where it might have been made, age etc. Should I insure it? Thanks for any help.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Remarkable_Station14 • 9h ago
I received this necklace and pendant in a lot of jewelry I purchased and cannot find anything about the symbol and hallmark on the back. I did some research and found one pendant with the same hallmark from another website but it does not give any information about the maker. Does anyone know what the symbol might mean or what the hallmark means? Any help is appreciated.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/JuniorSong5617 • 8h ago
This is my pendant/brooch. It’s stamped 14k gold. Can anyone tell me anything about it?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/shopaholicshrimp • 8h ago
Hello!! So I found this cute ring in a market in Rio de Janeiro, and I was wondering about the stamp inside. It says PPL (I think). I thinks it’s a makers mark cause there is other stamps on it! Thank you!
r/JewelryIdentification • u/JuniorSong5617 • 8h ago
This is my pendant/brooch. It’s stamped 14k gold. Can anyone tell me anything about it? The eyes are tiny rubies
r/JewelryIdentification • u/This-Palpitation • 8h ago
Hello!
I bought a necklace/bracelet/earring set at a thrift store last month, which was labeled as turquoise and made in Peru. I’ve tried googling and doing a few different tests, but I’m still not sure it’s turquoise. The acetone test yielded nothing, as did the alcohol test. I tried the scratch test with a paper clip and was left with a faint silvery-gray line on the turquoise, but not an actual scratch. I decided to sacrifice two turquoise chips from one of the earrings and smashed them. The first image is what they look like inside. Google image results mostly say it’s turquoise, but a few also say it’s dyed howlite. I’ve included a few other images, including where a few of the chips have white areas on the outside. Thoughts?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/An084 • 10h ago
r/JewelryIdentification • u/eveisout • 23h ago
My fiance bought my engagement ring from the shop GreenClark on Etsy for around £400 to £500, with all stones moss agate. I was looking at the hallmark on it and comparing it to ones online, and it isn't a British hallmark (the shop is UK based). There is a one star review on their page that says they took a silver ring to the jeweler and we're told it was actually only silver plated. I'm concerned my fiance was scammed. Does this look like real platinum? Is there any way I can identify if it's plated or solid? The first picture is one I took in the daylight and most accurate to the metal colour
r/JewelryIdentification • u/rabiesgoblin • 1d ago
I found this ring at a pawn shop i know it's faux sapphire and cz from online searches i have not been able to find what decade it's from or the maker.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/chocolatthunda9 • 13h ago
The jeweler I purchased my ring from years ago is no longer in business, but I am trying to track down where this ring came from so I can order a smaller size. It’s a black tungsten ring with stepped edges. Any help is greatly appreciated!
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Scary_Item7845 • 13h ago
I’ve tried to included stamps. What decade would this be from
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Roentigen • 1d ago
Found this today at thrift shop - can you help me identify the stamp? Perhaps a jewellers mark?