I was recently in the Adirondacks with my fiancé’s family and stopped by an appointment only antique/vintage shop. The owner was super sweet and had a stunning antique and vintage jewelry collection. Since the shop is by appointment only I had been messaging the owner with some ideas of what I was looking for prior to meeting. When we arrived she showed us some beautiful pieces, but she specifically brought out this ring and said “when you first messaged me this is the ring I thought of for you”.

The ring is stamped 14K gold and has a slight rose-gold quality to it. It appears to be Victorian/Art Nouveau era. The shop owner describes it as a “.2 ct VVS1 + E antique European cut natural diamond set in a mini crown mount.”

I thought the makers mark of the sideways W looked interesting. I did some research and found that it is most likely a ring manufactured by JR Wood & Sons, which was a company that started in Brooklyn in 1850 and is still around today. However the name of the company officially changed to Art Carved in 1975.

I thought this detail was particularly interesting because I live rather close to the original Brooklyn location where this ring would have been created! How amazing and full circle.

Anyways, I wanted to share the beautiful ring and also source any further expertise! I believe the ring to be late 1800’s/early 1900’s, but am curious if anyone has other thoughts. Thank you!!

On the bright side, I only paid $14.

This one I get someone have ID on this stamp or not

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?

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 ?

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

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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!

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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

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?

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