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What does JS 925 mean stamped inside a rin?
Stamped inside a ring, the JS initials and the 925 mean the initials of the manufacturer and the karat of the ring. A ring that says 925 means that the ring has 925 karats.
What does 925 mean stamped in silver ring?
The 925 means it is 92.5% real silver (which is good!) and SJM is what is stamped in my ring as well. Many times a Jeweler will stamp their name inside the ring, often times abbreviating or using initials. My ring was purchased at a Samuels Jewelers, thus the SJM... perhaps yours was as well? If not, a jewel with a similar name/initials. Hope this helps!
What does 925 SMJ mean stamped in silver ring?
The 925 means it is 92.5% real silver (which is good!) and SJM is what is stamped in my ring as well. Many times a Jeweler will stamp their name inside the ring, often times abbreviating or using initials. My ring was purchased at a Samuels Jewelers, thus the SJM... perhaps yours was as well? If not, a jewel with a similar name/initials. Hope this helps!
What does fd 925 in rings mean?
On a ring, FD 925 means that the jewelry is sterling silver. However, the FD is simply the initials of the manufacturer.
What does 925 A mean on a ring?
what does 925 A mean
What does HMT 925 engraved on the inside of a ring mean?
What does 925 inside a silver ring mean
What does 922 mean on a ring?
925 on a ring mean
What does CI 925 mean on a ring?
CI 925 Ring with lots of Diamonds
What does 925 on a ring mean?
The silver content is .925
What does 925 CC mean on a ring?
What does cc .925 mean on rings
What does TM 925 mean on a silver ring?
925 indicates sterling silver. The TM likely are the initials of the manufacturer, but occasionally TM stands for trade mark if there is also a trade mark of some sort.
What does 925 rj mean on a ring?
rj could be the maker's initials. 925 means that the metal fineness is 925 parts in 1000. Presumably silver, in which case it is 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper or other alloy, a standard for silver known as sterling.
