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They should have a makers mark or factory mark on them somewhere. You will need to cross reference the makers mark with the companies history to see what years that particular mark was used. Most craftsmen would change their mark from time to time so you can determine at least which generation or time period an item comes from even if you cannot determine the exact year. If there is no makers mark you will need to cross reference the pattern or design with the companies catalogs and see what years that design was being manufactured, but you will also need to have it examined for authenticity. Companies that copied someone elses design without permission were just as likely to not have any makers mark as they were to try and forge the mark.
hi,it means the maker of the ring and can give you a idea of the age of ring if you look up hallmarks on google you can also find out who your makers mark stands for ie ga on modern rings is argos makers mark
the pat can refer to patented,patenting or could also be that the owners name was inscribed into the piece. generally on finer pieces,the company's intials may be inscribed or the jewelry makers initials.
This is the hallmark for Jewelry Maker Clyde Duneier, Inc. of New York. This mark was first trademarked in 1991 and was cancelled by 1997. A famous jewelry making firm in New York since 1910, this mark was created for their line of fine jewelry expressly created for high-end department stores
This is the hallmark for Jewelry Maker Clyde Duneier, Inc. of New York. This mark was first trademarked in 1991 and was cancelled by 1997. A famous jewelry making firm in New York since 1910, this mark was created for their line of mass produced fine jewelry expressly created for high-end department stores.
FJG would be the maker mark on that piece. In the US and most everywhere else if you put a karat stamp on a piece of jewelry you must also put your registered makers mark. It is that makers guarantee that it is that karat.
Jewelry is often stamped with a hallmark or makers mark of the artist or company that manufactured the jewelry. This is often in addition to karat mark indicating the gold or silver content of the metal. Feathers are often used as a hallmark by Native American jewelry makers.
What does the jewlery makers mark HAN mean on a necklace?
SDX stands for a company called SimplexDiam, Inc. They are the makers of jewelry. SDX is a makers mark.
this looks like a makers mark on a peice of jewelry
Some jewelry makers will simply stamp their "makers mark" or initials on jewelry. Examples include tiffany...oac...or mr we...versace etc....
PPC is a makers mark for Princess Pride Creations.
The Wh is the makers mark. I don't know what company it is. But I know that some jewelry makers put there mark next to the karat of the gold.
10K yes it is gold. IBG= Ira B Goodman jewelry maker (makers mark)
Its a makers mark..Ross Simons has alot of R stamped jewelry
I have a Bezel that is marked 14kCCJ, I showed a Jeweler and he said it was a makers mark.
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