What does RMN stamped on jewelry mean?

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

Firstly, costume jewelry is not trying to be anything but what it is. Replica or knock off is a insult to the designers. Like Coco Chanel or Christian Dior for example. RMN signed is Roman. Vintage Costume Jewelry designer. Some costume jewelry is more valuable than if it were "real" gold or Sterling.

Answer 3

RMN stamped on jewelry typically stands for "Registered Nurse Midwife." This stamp indicates that the piece of jewelry belongs to or is associated with a registered nurse midwife. It could be a personal piece of jewelry or a gift specifically tailored for someone in this profession.

Answer 4

Oh, dude, RMN on jewelry stands for Registered Nurse Midwife. Just kidding! It actually stands for Rose Gold, White Gold, or Yellow Gold Mixed... I think. But hey, as long as it looks good on you, who cares what the letters mean, right?

Answer 5

RMN stamped on jewelry typically stands for "Registered Nurse Midwife" or "Royal Navy Medical Service." But let's be real, it could also stand for "Really Majestic Necklace" or "Ridiculously Mysterious Nameplate." So, unless you're a nurse, sailor, or jewelry detective, it's anyone's guess what RMN really means on your bling.