The hallmark of a sideways anchor on a ring typically signifies that the piece is made of gold and was crafted in the United Kingdom, specifically in Birmingham. This symbol is part of the British hallmarking system, which ensures the quality and authenticity of precious metals. The sideways orientation may indicate a specific date or a maker's mark, helping to identify the jeweler or manufacturer.
I think it's about 20 years.
It means that the ring was hallmarked in Birmingham, UK You can see more detail here http://www.gold-traders.co.uk/news/2008/01/simple-gold-hallmark-guide.html
It means that the ring was hallmarked in Birmingham, UK You can see more detail here http://www.gold-traders.co.uk/news/2008/01/simple-gold-hallmark-guide.html
Yes can be white Gold hallmark in gold metal alloys Ring.
Don't know but I also have a ring with ACC in the hallmark.Mine is from the birmingham Assay office (anchor) and the letter P
The initials of the goldsmith/jeweler who made your ring.
it means it is 16 carat gold ring
it means it is true or pure
Hi can someone please tell me what the engravings on this ring are?
Yes can be white Gold hallmark in gold metal alloys Ring.
Depends on many factors. What the ring is made of, other symbols, where is was made, etc. An anchor is a common "hallmarking" symbol. Hallmarking symbols were used to aid people in identifying who verified the purity of the metal, what purity it is, and where it was verified. It also helps people recognize quality jewelry with some degree of confidence.
This is most likely the name of the maker of the ring, because it is not a standard hallmark that identifies the metals.