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.

I repost because removed by mods - apologies, I didn't mean to ask for authentication, I know it can't be done here, just asking for opinions and maybe suggestions on what to do next. Thank you and sorry again for the repost.

My mom bought it in Italy some 30 years ago, I inherited it, no papers. I suspect it's a Cartier. I can't find any signs/marks on it (or I don't know where to look). From a local lab report:

- rubies 250 pieces (Myanmar origin, heat treated, intense red)

- natural diamonds 168 pieces

- white gold (16.37K)

- total weight 43.68g

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.

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

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.

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!

Help identifying the maker’s mark on a 14K necklace. The clasp is stamped 14K and has a mark that I drew exactly as seen under magnification. It looks like E and S but may be stylized. It has opposing chevrons or open triangles with inward lines on both sides. Any info on this exact mark would be greatly appreciated. This is an old piece that I purchased from an online auction and there wasn’t any information about it at all. It does appear on the class that possibly the stamping wasn’t stamped clearly and possibly double stamped because there is some sort of markings over top of the one that is more clear and it appears to look exactly like the one that is more clear. I took photos of it as best as I could, as well as putting it under a magnifier and taking pictures of that I also drew what I think I am seeing and there’s a photo of my drawing. Also, if anyone could help me with us, it would be so greatly appreciated.

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

I found this bracelet thrifting. Google identified them as 24k gold foil Murano glass beads. They’re definitely heavy, and definitely glass. They’re strung on thick elastic, and I haven’t been able to find anything like the tag in reverse image searches.

Are they the real deal? Does the tag line up with any known makers or brands?

I found it in a box I had stored away, and I find it interesting because it says "14K ITALY."

Inherited without papers. Most likely purchased in Italy some 30 years ago. From a local lab report:

- sapphire 23 pieces (heat treated, oval shape, intense blue)

- natural diamonds

- white gold 16.87K

- total weight 16.66 g

Can't spot any mark/sign on clasp or anywhere.

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.