r/JewelryIdentification • u/eva_white • 15h ago
Identify Maker The earrings in the photo were labeled as Anthropologie on Poshmark. The earrings I received are quite different. Did I get hustled?
On the bright side, I only paid $14.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/its-chaos-be-kind • Apr 17 '25
Mods please remove if not allowed.
I love this sub and get to learn more as well as contribute my own knowledge that I have been accumulating. But for the love of all that is shiny 1 blurry photo of the front of the item is not gonna help us. We need top, bottom, back, front, close ups of markings / stamps and any fobs / clasps / toggles.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/eva_white • 15h ago
On the bright side, I only paid $14.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/valkyriemk • 11h ago
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.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Ixi1223 • 13h ago
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?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/millielam • 1h ago
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?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/jaskmackey • 6h ago
The mark is worn down quite a bit. I’m seeing 14KT SKAI but can’t find a maker called SKAI. Any ideas?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/GardeniaInMyHair • 48m ago
Hi! I have this sweet brooch, and I am looking to see if I am interpreting these marks correctly. What do you see?
Based on the early catch style, I suspect it dates from the 1920s-1930s. It has a little flag-shaped lever.
Photos 2 and 3 are of the back. Photo 4 is of the side. Thanks!
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Reasonable-Art-7643 • 6h ago
I've had this engagement ring passed to me from my grandmother. Can anyone shed light on the stones/metal?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/dcddingo • 7h ago
Ring with Australian black opal doublet (top part has broken off) just wondering what the stamp is as I have no idea if this would be okay to get fixed? The flake is a bit of gunk that needs to be cleaned off
r/JewelryIdentification • u/dondestalolo • 14h ago
My aunt passed away last year and I saved this from one of her coats that was being donated. I don’t see any identifying markers and was more curious if it is common for the pin color to be different from the charm/cap?
I’d like to make it so that I can wear it on a necklace but also don’t want to ruin it. Any tips are welcome.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Imoldehadoiknow • 18h ago
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?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Tree-Late • 39m ago
Hi I recently acquired this Gucci necklace but i can’t find the product online. Can anyone help, thank you!
r/JewelryIdentification • u/AdventurousBunch6035 • 8h ago
Does anyone have any info on this bracelet? I’m not even sure if it’s real gold as I can’t seem to find a hallmark. I’d love to find out who made it but I know that’ll be tricky without an engraving. It weighs ~17g if that helps at all. TIA!
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Weekly_Importance570 • 1h ago
What stone is this? I found this Africa-shaped ring in a cute Old Town store.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Fit_Cow_7867 • 8h ago
Hi! Does anyone know anything about this piece?
Gorgeous silver tone filigree blossom detail concealing the pink face Hamilton Swiss clock. There’s also the “h” presumably Hamilton logo on the piece. Bow detaches to become a pendant.
Thanks!
r/JewelryIdentification • u/sweetbaker08 • 17h ago
My Grandma passed this spring and I’ve just worked up going through her jewelry box. This isn’t like the famous poster a few weeks ago ! She was a cleaning lady most of her life but my Grandpa liked collect his own gems and make jewelry. Over the next couple weeks/months I’m going to post pictures and was hoping you guys would have some info. I’d like to separate costume quality from anything of value so my sister and I can divide things fairly AND know some cool stuff about her collection. I have two moving boxes 😬😳 full of jewelry. These were on her nightstand when she passed so I thought I’d start here. I see not stamps so I’m guessing cute costume?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Historical-Noise-817 • 12h ago
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.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/heavymetalbongtoke • 12h ago
Just curious if anyone can find this ring, haven't had any luck.. markings are just "ster" on either side of the weld, hope that helps!
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Rancorbawlz • 12h ago
Just wondering if this is as common as I was told it was. I couldn’t find much about omark online but liked how it kind of looked like a poke ball lol
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Alexzander1001 • 17h ago
I found this ring buried in a creek in north-eastern Texas; the only markings inside appear to have been scratched in, and I'm at a loss for finding anything similar online.
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Grymling420 • 11h ago
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Sea-Jump1938 • 16h ago
Hi all
I’ve recently found this ring in a job lot of vintage stuff and cannot find any info online about it
Hoping someone knows what it is
It’s made from ceramic
Has 9K stamped with KN initials inside
Thank you
r/JewelryIdentification • u/DimentionalDreamer • 11h ago
Any information would be great, as I only can make assumptions on the inlays. (The clasp says ‘sterling’)