r/JewelryIdentification

Can anyone tell me if this looks real or what it is/value might be? It was handed down to me 20 or so years ago and I just found it in an old keepsake box. Thanks!

Would anyone happen to have any info on this, such as the maker? I'm trying to figure out whether I could beat the melt value.

Can you help me identify the stamp on this bangle? It’s a bit worn, or maybe I just can’t find the right angle to read it. Any ideas?

We’re not sure if this is tourmaline or uranium glass and won’t be able to is it till we get home, I’m hoping someone might know more. It’s set in 14k gold, changes color under room light and sun light. We don’t have a black light just normal room light and a LED flash light. I can make out KG and something else as the hallmark. Any help is welcome thank you 🙏.

Hi! I’m hoping someone here may recognize the maker’s mark on this pair of vintage gold cufflinks.

They are stamped “14K [pictorial/symbol mark] P” on the cufflink mechanism. I can clearly read the 14K and final P, but I haven’t been able to identify the symbol between them.

Also, based on the construction and appearance, does anyone know whether these are likely black onyx with diamond accents? I understand gemstones can’t be definitively authenticated from photographs, but I’d appreciate any observations about what was typically used in cufflinks like these.

I am not sure if the pouch is original to these, but that is what I found them in.

Details:

- Pair weighs 11.40 grams total (approximately 5.7 g each)

- Approximately 1" long × 0.5" wide each

- Yellow gold

- Round black stone/inlay faces, which appear to be black onyx

- Small clear center stones, possibly diamonds

- Swivel/toggle-style backs

- They came with a vintage Letrán Joyeros, San Juan, Puerto Rico jewelry pouch, although I don’t know whether Letrán manufactured them or was simply the retailer

I’ve seen suggestions that the final “P” could potentially relate to a plumb-gold designation, but because there is a distinct pictorial mark between 14K and P, I don’t want to assume what any portion of the hallmark means.

Does anyone recognize the pictorial maker’s mark? I’d especially love to know the manufacturer, approximate era, and whether the “P” is part of the gold-purity designation or part of the maker’s hallmark.

Thanks so much for any help!

I only know that they’re probably Opals but idk what they are specifically called since each one of them is obviously a different type of Opal

I buy storage units and found this in a box of costume jewelry. I'm familiar with gold and silver, and generally recognizing if something might be worth money and this to me looks like it could be. I'm not asking for what it's worth, just asking if it's even worth posting online.

I'd like to get a second opinion on here since I'm no expert.

On the bright side, I only paid $14.

I purchased this at a vintage/antique jewelry shop as solid gold. I don't remember the carat or weight I was told but probably have it written on the receipt. Now that I'm looking at it outside, there are very dark areas near the bale, as well as a few others that are more subtle. Does this mean it is likely not solid gold?

I will get it tested, but maybe you’ll have fun with it.
I bought this ring spontaneously and I am really not sure, but I think it says 585. The seller was a small antique/pawn shop owner. I paid gold price for 333. Also, do you think its topaz?

PS: My nails are horrible and I apologize.

I inherited this ring and have an appointment to get it appraised, but im curious if anyone is familiar with this style or artist? My best guess is that it is at least 100 years old based on who I inherited it from.

Stamp is 14k but I cant make out the other one. It is not magnetic and is heavy feeling.

I have a matching set ring and two earrings and it’s over 10 carats for all of them and I know what metal it’s in. They’re set in silver and they’re old. I need to make sure that my family is correct on this.

Hi everyone! I’m hoping someone here can help me identify or date this ring.

This ring belonged to my great grandmother (that I didn’t meet) and originally came from the **Philippines**. Unfortunately, I don’t know exactly when she bought it or who made it. There are **no visible markings or hallmarks inside the band**.

I’m trying to figure out:
\-Approximately what decade/era it might be from
\-What type of metal it could be
\-Whether the stones are likely diamonds or something else
\-Whether the design is characteristic of Filipino jewelry from a particular period

If anyone recognizes the style or possibly the maker
The ring has a yellow-gold colored band with what appears to be a white-metal floral/cluster setting on top, with engraved detailing along the shoulders.

It has sentimental value to me since it belonged to my great grandmother, so I’d really appreciate any information or clues about its history. Thank you!

What's the stone, and how good is it if genuine?

The mark is worn down quite a bit. I’m seeing 14KT SKAI but can’t find a maker called SKAI. Any ideas?

What stone is this? I found this Africa-shaped ring in a cute Old Town store.

I’m trying to ID this dress clip - I’d love to find a match to it (the other has been lost to time!). It’s a high end costume jewelry. Any ideas?

Hi, I purchased this Ed Lomen (one of my fave jewelry artists!) pendant and I’m wondering if anyone can identify the green stone? Is it green turquoise or is it possibly gaspeite ?

The middle piece was said to be spiny coral and the top piece turquoise but if anyone knows which type of turquoise, I would be also interested in knowing that as well.

Thanks for your time and expertise! Isn’t t she pretty?

I've had this engagement ring passed to me from my grandmother. Can anyone shed light on the stones/metal?