On any piece of fine & semi-precious Jewlery RSG- denotes a Pre-assembled piece of Jewlery that does not have certification on gems or components. (These pieces can generally not be "Traded Up" given the lack of certification.) RSG- literal translation is "Ready-Set-Go": Meaning a preassembled piece that is ready to be set w/ stones, and sold. Often found in items advertised in chain stores as a "special" earrings, bracelets, pendants. It is uncommon, to find RSG on a single piece w/o components or gem stones.
RSG, are a mass produced setting, then set after production. Hope that helps!
Ready set go
The letters RSG stamped on a ring means that the ring was preassembled. Any gems in the ring that is stamped RSG have not been certified.
Preassemeled ring. Any gem ring stamped rag.
"Ready, set, go" meaning that the ring is ready to bet set (with a stone) and then sold.
If your ring has 14k, 10k, or 18k with the initials it is gold. GF with a number like 14k is gold filled and not worth as much. No value given in gold or silver it is costume.
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