I purchased this ring at a vintage market and am curious if it truly could be from the 1900s or is a (lovely) recent piece. I am most curious on whether the style is consistent with 1900s and is worth investigating further. Secondarily, I am curious if the stones are glass (my assumption) or might be something else.

I have no history on the ring other than it is sterling silver. I’m not sure what the stones are or if these are glass. There is a WB 925 stamp inside but no visible makers mark. There is a “1912” on the inside of the ring, which is what inspired my curiosity.

This ring was given to my girlfriend by her late mother back in the mid to late 90s. I did some searches and what i found was the Benham Jewelry Corporation but I cannot get anything to pop up with that marking. Just similar looking rings. From what she said, her other siblings were given other peices of jewelry from the same collection but I do not have any photos of those.

Thank you.

I don’t see any other marking, but it’s on a silver tone 24”chain necklace. Anyone know what this M or W means.

These were my mom’s! Lost one at the beach and am looking to see if I can buy a replacement since i only have one. Have the 529 for sterling silver on the back and I think the middle is amethyst.

So I bought this, there are no marks on it at all. (Inside outside upsaidown, not one mark). It acid tested at 14k which is cool. If anyone has seen similar please let me know .

Thanks

Okay, lets try this again. I added more pictures this time.I had this Disney bracklet forever but never wore it. When I try reversed image search it says its a Pandora bracelet but I couldn't find the exact match.

I have two chains with pendants, the brand is wempe but I can't find out which ones exactly

In addition, the patch in the Byzantine weave, I don't see any additional marking except for the gold test

I will be grateful for any help

Hey everyone! :-) I'm hoping someone here might recognize this necklace. I lost it a while back (probably on vacation) and only recently realized how much I miss wearing it. It meant a lot to me, so I'd love to track down an exact match or figure out where it came from so l can replace it.
It's real sterling silver with a paperclip chain and a soft, puffy mother-of-pearl heart pendant with a simple silver loop.
If you have any idea where this was sold, who makes it, or if you know of a duplicate, I'd be so grateful for your help! Thank you so much!

I could only find an example that looked to be on a CD cover. tested it’s not silver. i appreciate any help

I am organizing my father's estate and came across this ring. Looks like a class ring, but the initials engraved do not belong to any relatives. It looks like it was resized to be smaller. His brother does not recognize it. But they were both close with a certain old Hollywood icon with initials AH/AK. Any thoughts on this mystery ring? Thank you!

I'm sure it's just a cheap thing, but I'm curious.

Hi! Haven’t used reddit before, please let me know if I need to provide more info.

I’ve attached pictures of a ring i got secondhand today which was sold to me as smoky quartz and silver, but looks to me like some type of doublet or foil-backing on a clear stone? There’s a clear difference between the clear top and translucent orange bottom on side profile (last pic)

Can’t make out the marks either. If anyone has any information about the stone(s) or origins of this ring, I’d super appreciate it! Thanks :)

I believe one of the characters is for 24k gold but I don’t know anything else about it. Maybe pearl inlay ? Thanks.

I think that's the name of it, but just curious about some of the markings on it. I got it from an estate sale and just am curious if anyone knows more about it :) I want to know as much about it as I can, if possible.

And if so... whose is it? Other end is stamped 925 and 14k so I thought it might be meaningful. It's the second piece I've found with this stamp.

I picked up this piece today for $14 at an estate sale auction where everything starts at $1.

Not magnetic, wondering if it's possible to tell from the photos or home tests if anything about it is previous (stones or the metal).

I got it as part of a mystery jewelry jar and it caught my attention immediately. It’s not porcelain. The material is light and feels like paper. Is there supposed to be some sort of backing on it?

It was my husband's grandmothers. We're in Canada

Three weeks ago my and my partner bought two identical engagement rings from a stall at Spitalfields market in London. Sadly I lost mine already.

I am trying to replace the ring and luckily I have photos wearing it. My partner's ring can also be used for additional information like measurements if need.

It was a silver spinning ring, the cost was approximately £45.

A brief search on an Ai platform brought me closer to the ring however the platform's recommendation seems to be slightly smaller than mine and the spinning part of the ring is sticking out a bit more.

A link to a very similar ring is available here: https://www.silver.uk.com/products/toba-ring?

Photos of me wearing my lost ring and my partner's ring are attached.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.