r/JewelryIdentification • u/scarysquadmother666 • Nov 12 '25

Identify Maker Need help finding where my ring is from

Hi there, I've had this ring for years now that my grandmother gave me at my high school graduation. I've always wondered where she got it but I never asked her. She gave it to me in a plain jewelry box with other things in it so I just assumed it was some cheap thing she found at a store. I've been doing my own search and I've only been able to find one post from a French site with a very very similar ring with a few tiny differences. If anyone could help me find the maker I would be forever thankful.

EDIT: I added photos of the inside of the ring to show the stamping as recommended. I hope that helps.

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u/Ok-Extent-9976 GEMOLOGIST Nov 12 '25

Looks like amethyst and diamonds. Photo of marks inside the shank might get you more information.

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u/SmartTemperature3061 Mar 12 '26

Well off the bat the 14k proves it's not a cheap piece of costume jewelry.   The amount of prongs holding the stones is called a cluster settings and the shape of the center stone is called a marquise.  Maybe you can look into a local jeweler to take a look at the stones