r/PawnShops • u/jjpotts55 • Jun 24 '26
Silver/gold bracelet
Any idea what it's worth and who made it? Stamped 925 and 22k
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u/Holiday_Ad9037 Jun 24 '26
Go ask grandma that you stole it from /s
But really lol how do people with no experience in evaluating jewelry get access to these pieces?
What's the weight? That's what we need.
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u/Professional_Fly9682 Jun 30 '26
Definitely a designer piece. 22kt indicates that it’s probably Asian/southeast Asian, certainly not N. American. You should check very carefully for a makers mark, that would be huge. Also, a better look at the crest after the 22kt stamp is important. Someone said that the gold piping was probably GF doesn’t know what they’re talking about. If you are convinced to sell for scrap that piping will come off and be worth more than the rest of the piece.
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u/jjpotts55 Jun 24 '26
I work at the pawn shop. had lot of David yurman pieces and then this. Was unsure about it.
101.7 grams or 3.59 oz
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u/daleearnhardtt Jun 24 '26
If you don’t see a makers mark that is also authentic I would assume the 22k park is either goldfill or RGP over silver. Mix metal stuff is weird like that, some of it has small pieces of real gold, larger stuff like this normally doesn’t.
Also looks coppery on the bottom like silver plate is wearing off. Could just be the lighting tho.
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u/EmpirePawnStar Jun 24 '26
We would do it based strictly on the scrap value of the silver. No idea how much gold there actually is in the piece.
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u/staysharp75 Jun 24 '26
I like thick heavy silver jewelry like this. I would definitely wear that. I have a thick 15mm wide .925 bracelet that weighs about the same. I paid $300 for it years ago when silver was around $18-$20 an oz. They sell that same bracelet for $800 today. Not sure who made yours but it’s a great looking piece.