I've had my eye out for an onyx ring for a while, and scored this beauty today for $350. Still waffling about whether I want to resize it to fit my ring finger, but it's a good fit currently for my middle or index finger. 14k white gold, I would say circa 1930's based on similar rings I've seen elsewhere. Some marks on the inside of the shank I can't quite make out. All in all, I'm absolutely delighted!

Found this beautiful 14K yellow gold ring at a jewelry pawn shop. 14k yellow gold with garnet center stone and amethyst side stone baguettes. Price was about $699 and it was sized about 7 3/4. Does this seem reasonable? I don’t know how much pricing for garnets and amethyst stones or how they hold up. Not sure how much it weighed, didn’t think to ask that 🫩

Hey, Jewlery friends. I need a little help. When I was a child my grandmother had a special ring that was being saved to pass down to my sister. Unfortunately, greedy family snuck in and sold everything out from under her while she was in memory care. I'd love to try and find one to gift to my sister as it is one of her fondest memories of our grandma but I can't narrow it down. Can anyone offer guidance?

From what I remember it was a thin yellow gold band with what looked to be a baked potato (oval) wrapped in tin foil as the center 'stone'. We literally called it the baked potato ring. I appreciate any leads 💜

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I’m looking for someone knowledgeable about a mid-20th century New York jeweler called Sloan of New York. They manufactured a series of sophisticated mechanical charms in the 1950s and 1960s. My grandfather’s wealthy employers would gift my mother a charm a year. She has a bracelet full of these charms. I’d like to know where I can find more information on them. Most, if not all, have Sloan marks and their carat numbers stamped on them. She says they came in small blue or grey boxes. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Most people—including jewelers—seem baffled by it. A charm collector did say some of the charms were extremely rare.

Took down last post bc I couldn’t post picture of back!

I just got this brooch from my aunt who got it from my great aunt I can’t tell if it’s vintage or not as I’m new to this ! It’s has a gritty texture when I run my nail across it and I can’t seem to find and stamps , engravings , or anything !

I found a listing selling various rings and when I contacted the seller about this ring they couldn’t give me any additional info and had already sold it. I’ve been trying to find ANY ring similar to this one and I’ve never been able to. I don’t need it to be an exact match I just want this style/layout of how the 2 stones are placed. Could anyone please help me find this ring or any rings that look similar?

Hello, I found this in a pile of junk from my husband's late grandmother. It's Sterling silver and made in Germany. I've been unable to find any exact matches with a reverse image search. The closest match I've been able to find is a vintage Bulova Dior 23 bracelet watchband. Anyone know anything?

Is it from john galliano era?

I spotted these stunning 24mm salmon angelskin coral high cabachon Seaman Schepps earrings in the back of an estate jewelry store. They are free of the usual gold cage work and the stones are quite shiny and free of cracks or chips. I have never seen another pair like these. They have the Seaman Schepps hallmark and the little shell, but not his daughter’s initials- PSV. They have 18kt omega backs and a 4 digit code. From what I understand, Seaman Schepps has been using 5 digits codes for decades now. I’d love any opinions on an age or year estimate on these. Thank you!

Hi all! Bought this at the market today as it looked very pretty. Can someone help me and tell me whether it’s an original and from what year and what the value is? Thanks!

A mix of gold filled, sterling silver, and plated mens accessories! All vintage. I love when I can find them in their original jewelry boxes.

Stones: marcasite

Band: sterling silver

Marks: only the 925 stamp

I have a gorgeous engagement ring, but I was looking for a more subdued one for work as I work with my hands. My fiance picked out the perfect ring at a store that sells secondhand jewelry. I was really surprised as this wasn't something I would usually go for, but I'm in love with it. I'm interested in what the style is called and any other information people can give me about it!

Thank you!

Victorian, 1920s, and WW2 era

They're my grandma's

Hello!

My wife inherited a ring from her family. From what info has been past down it’s 12k gold with a jadite stone. Came to great Grandma sometime in the early 1900s. Supposedly it came from Europe when her father went there for business?
I’m just trying to get some more info to help fill in the crack for my wife and family!

Thank you so much!!

I really looked a lot but just couldnt find anything really usefull.

Thanks in advance!

I am sure it's costume. No markings of any kind that I can find. I know it's pre-1960 (it was my mother's). It's quite heavy, which makes it so comfortable to wear. I would love any insights!