The black-onyx stone in my grad ring turned out to be plastic and melted. Real stones do not melt. Jostens refuses to accept responsibility. My friend's brother paid for a gold ring with a diamond, but ended up with pewter and glass. Jostens is ripping-off graduates, and getting away with it. They have a monopoly on grad rings, so they can do whatever they want. They know students aren't jewelers, we can't tell if a stone is real or not. So they take advantage and steal, cheat, lie and fraud. Beware!
send your ring to Jostens Warranty Dept in Jostens 1900 Hartle Ave Owatonna, mn 55060
What does WSE stamp stand for inside Jostens ring
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Silver Tone.
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No, Jostens did not make the Georgia Bulldogs' 1982 SEC Championship ring. The rings for that championship were produced by a different manufacturer, specifically Balfour. Jostens is known for making many championship rings, but in this case, Balfour was the supplier for the 1982 season's rings.
A Jostens ring with "YLTM" engraved inside and a blue sapphire can hold sentimental and potential resale value, especially if it is a class ring or commemorative piece. The worth will depend on factors such as the ring's condition, the quality of the sapphire, and the specific design. While Jostens rings can have value to collectors or individuals, the market value may not be very high compared to fine jewelry. To determine a more accurate value, consider consulting a jeweler or appraiser.
Jostens rings are typically made of one of three types of metals: 14K solid gold, 10K solid gold, or a durable alloy called Valadium. You can usually identify the type of metal by checking the internal engraving or by consulting the product specifications provided by Jostens. If in doubt, you can also check with Jostens directly for clarification.
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The ring is made of silver Elite which is a mix or 76% silver, 10% platinum, and some other metals.
Jostens was created in 1897.