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The "G7R" hallmark on a ring typically indicates the manufacturer's brand or a specific design series. The "G" often represents gold, while "7" may refer to the purity level or a specific alloy. The "R" could signify the type of metal or a particular collection. To understand its exact meaning, it's best to refer to the manufacturer's documentation or a jeweler familiar with that hallmark.
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What does W and G hallmark mean on a gold ring?
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What does w and g mean on a gold ring?
Yes can be white Gold hallmark in gold metal alloys Ring.
What does 14k AM-G stamp on a ring mean?
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What does a shield mean on a hallmark?
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What does it mean when a gold ring is marked g-c14?
A gold ring marked "g-c14" typically indicates the purity of the gold and possibly the manufacturer or designer. The "g" often stands for "gold," while "c14" may refer to a specific alloy or a hallmark related to the production of the ring. It's important to check with a jeweler for precise identification, as markings can vary by region and manufacturer. Overall, this marking suggests that the ring is made of gold, but further research is needed to ascertain its exact quality and origin.
What does LGA mean on the inside of a ring?
Lauren G. Adams
What does 925 G mean on a ring?
strling gold and a little silver
What does 14k I G E mean on a gold ring?
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Your ring has 18KT G E engraved on the inside what does this mean?
It means 18kt gold electroplated.
A ring we bought has the following stamping G LID 14 K What does this mean?
G LID are likely the initials of the creator of the ring. 14k is simply the gold content.
What does G-Z 14K mean on a ring?
gold zerconium (fake gold)
