help me identify makers mark?

I have a St Christopher 'silver' pendant. I live in uk but it does not have a uk hall mark. The design on the reverse is a 50's style art nouveau car with a 4 engined propellor plane flying above.This design isn't engraved but is 'raised'( I really am no expert) I've never really thought about it but I'm intrigued, I guess it's the makers mark. It says 'silver' below the design on reverse and the initials C J very small below that. Does anyone have an idea? Is it from uk with no hallmark, is it even silver. Oh, and i don't know exactly but it's 40 50 yrs old. Can you help? Be most appreciated
ty, Dan

I need help to identify markings on a 18K diamond ring. The symbols are "SF" and what looks like a triangle next to the "SF"

A complete British hallmark includes:



A sponsor’s mark, indicating the manufacturer, or sponsor, of the article by initials of the individual or firm responsible
A standard mark, certifying the precious metal content
The fineness stated as parts per thousand or as karatage
The location of the assay office responsible for certifying the article
The date letter, showing the year in which the article was hallmarked (This became voluntary as of January 1, 1999)
The British hallmark for gold includes all five stamps. The standard mark for gold is a crown.

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I have a pair of earrings that I have had 2 jewelers look at and both of them can't tell me the maker mark. The earrings are 14K and each earring has a total weight of 1 carat of diamonds. The makers mark is a diamond hallmark with a captial "T" inside the diamond mark. Can you assist me with determing who made these earrings? Thank you, Vera New

I have a antique diamond ring with one larger diamond in the middle and one smaller diamond on each side 18KHGE and A with a circle around it printed inside the band. Also on inside the band directly under the diamonds is hand pin nailed gold. the ring itself is gold with either silver pewter or white gold cast over with the gold accents showing throughout top half. Could this ring be worth much besides sentimental values?

wolfeman wrote:

I have a antique diamond ring with one larger diamond in the middle and one smaller diamond on each side 18KHGE and A with a circle around it printed inside the band. Also on inside the band directly under the diamonds is hand pin nailed gold. the ring itself is gold with either silver pewter or white gold cast over with the gold accents showing throughout top half. Could this ring be worth much besides sentimental values?

Question is, are the diamonds REAL? Have they been tested? HGE usually stands for "Heavy Gold Electroplate" and I'd be suspicious of diamonds being cast in anything other than solid gold.

I have a gold band (don't know if real). No gold content marking. Has mark on inside of band with a sideways capital W and then XXX. Can anyone help me?

I recently purchased a 14 ct diamond bracelet with a makers mark of AN. It is 18k gold. Do you know the maker?

Am trying to identify the makers mark on a marked 14k ring. It says 14k--then has what looks like house or cabin next to the 14k. Any info would be appreciated.

Hi i am trying to find the maker of two very large gold pendants I have. People refer to them as ragdoll and naught boy, both have the name/intials DAN and serial numbers. I need to find out as the naughty boy pendant has lost his leg.

many thanks

i just found a gold ricordo-del-battesimo medallion on a golg chain, they ar both stamped with the 750 mark, which i understand now to mean 18ct gold, but does anyone know the makers mark/ its 336VI on the medallion, and 171AR on the necklace

can anyone help me with this please,I have a Dunhill Rollagas lighter which I believe is gold,they it bears these marks which appear as follows. H. 9 .375 lions head h Can anyone tell me who the maker(H) was? The last mark is a small letter h (lower case) in italic style.Any help in identifying these marks would be very much appreciated

CSHartman wrote:

I have a gold band (don't know if real). No gold content marking. Has mark on inside of band with a sideways capital W and then XXX. Can anyone help me?

Interesting - as I have the same type - Mother told me that it had been her fathers but don't know what the imprint means

I have a locket with the makers mark of T+H on the back. Can anyone help with who this is?

Have a gold bangle trying to identify maker
JES can anyone help .Thanks

I found a ring in a drawer of a desk purchased at the Salvation army. It's gold rimmed around a concave transparent whitish rock. there's a gold star in the center, with a pentagram inside. There are letters around the inside of the pentagram...R A T A L, and another symbol, maybe a pentagram in the very center. Each point of the 5-pointed star has a gold symbol in it. Hard to make out. One looks like a tree or an arrowhead.I can't quite make out the others, same basic shape..one might be a lightning bolt. Each point has a different color field behind the symbol. colbalt blue, aqua, pale blue, light green & I think red.I would email a picture of it if you could tell me where to mail it.

I just purchased a 18kt roadrunner pin his breast is made up of 1-1/2 carats high quality diamonds with G clarity and he has a ruby eye. I was told it was vintage has a maker mark H which is is marked in scroll.
Any ideas. A gemologist thought it might be Harry Winston. The pin is approx. 1" long weighs 13 grams of gold. Please email me at h.halo@yahoo.com
Thank you

have a silver antique st christopher pendent impressed makers initials overlapped A R or A P R can you identify

CSHartman wrote:

I have a gold band (don't know if real). No gold content marking. Has mark on inside of band with a sideways capital W and then XXX. Can anyone help me?

I also own a similar ring I inherited from my grandmother. After much research I have learned the sideways w stands for J.R. Wood and Sons Jewellers from New York City.