EDCO is the hallmark used by a costume jewelry manufacturer in California. You can find them on the internet. If your ring is a precious metal, it will have the karat percentage--14KG, 18KG, and so on--stamped on the inside of the band, usually along the upper shank. EDCO markets much of their jewelry on cruise ships.
The question i have is does Edco make any real jewelry?
Costume jewelry has never been made of gold, thats why its called COSTUME
The hallmark for jewelry indicates the person who made the jewelry. Every designer has their own hallmark. You will often see numbers by a hallmark such as 925 which means it is sterling silver or 14k, 18k etc which indicate the amount of gold in the jewelry. Hope this helps. If you have more questions feel free to email me!
PSCO is the hallmark of the Plainville Stock Company, making jewelry pieces since the late 1800s. If it's marked 10K, it's that purity of real gold. You may have a valuable vintage piece of "costume" jewelry depending on its style and condition.
The 220 hallmark on jewelry means it is a commercial bronze alloy.
The 730 hallmark on gold jewelry indicates a gold content of 73%, so the piece is just shy of the 75% gold content that signifies 18 karat.
It should have a hallmark somewhere on the jewellery.
Its the name of the jewelry company, their hallmark.
RMN is the trademark of The Roman Company. You most likely have costume jewelry or a replica of gold or silver jewelry. It isn't real gold or silver but it is a good knock off.
No i have 3 gold penguin
It means that its 2500
10 karat gold, the SAI is an Indian jewelry company,they do gold and sterling..the SAI is their hallmark for Sai Krishna Jewelry...