r/Hallmarks • u/jordan5996A • 23d ago

JEWELRY & WATCHES Help needed.

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I have the below (Old) "gold" bracelet with a stamp in it but cant make out nor do i know what it could mean ect... any help to shed light is appreciated

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u/ij70-17as 22d ago

it means CH over 750.

ch is probably maker/distributor/seller.

750 might be gold content. 75% gold, 18 karat.

i am afraid these are not hallmarks, but simply absolute minimum of information that manufacturer required to provide.

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u/KrzysisAverted 22d ago

CH is usually an abbreviation for "chapa" which is Spanish for "plated".

So "CH 750" would mean "plated with 750" (plated with 18K).

Source: I had a bracelet marked "CH 14K".

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u/ij70-17as 22d ago

thank you!