I’m trying to identify this maker’s mark on a 14K yellow-gold family heirloom pendant.

The mark appears to be a B inside an open-bottom arrow/triangle, with what looks like a 9 (or another character) underneath, followed by 14K.

The pendant says “HAPPY 50th ANNIVERSARY” and is dated 6/2/73 on the back. It weighs about 8.5g and has five colored stones which are birthstones of family members.

I found a reference identifying B inside a modified arrow shape as M. Fabrikant & Sons (NY), used since 1962, but I haven't found another piece with the exact mark to confirm it.

I also found very similar birthday/anniversary floral pendants in Houston Jewelry catalogs from around 1968–73, including customizable versions, but haven't found an exact match ( some with the floral basket but without the detail around the outer circle). Also, the catalog does not list the manufacturer.

Does anyone recognize the maker/mark, know what the character underneath the B means, or have an idea of what a piece like this might be worth?

Hi, looking to identify the maker of this seashell ring. Stamp on inside of hand looks to be an M in a heart; it looks like the M crosses with the heart and curves up at the end, so maybe it is meant to be MX?

I got this silver pendant from a flea market in the Netherlands, does anyone know where it’s from/what it is?

My mother-in-law gave me this ring that was her aunt's. She has no clue what the stone is. I know I could go take it to a jeweler to get it checked, but I thought I'd see what you all think here first!

The top is smooth and the back is faceted. I tried to get a few shots in different lighting.

Thanks in advance for any help or info you can give!

Hi, I have this pendant and have hit a bit of a brick wall trying to figure out the maker and would appreciate any help. Thank you.

Please help me identify this necklace. I’d be grateful for any information. How should I clean or repair it? What do you think of it?

Thrifted this piece today for $3, I thought it was really pretty and would clean up nicely as it's covered in dust. Just curious if anyone could approximate what age it is, the design looks very early turn of the century to me but it does have a safety clasp.

Not sure if the clear stones are original or replaced missing seed pearls, either.

Also curious if the center stone might be moonstone or just glass.

Either way, it's really lovely, I just had no luck with Google lens.

Pretty sure it reads 10 k but wasn't sure what the mark was afterwards. Also unsure of stone size, quality. No idea where it came from I found it years ago . Any info is much appreciated!

Looking for some information on this piece. 16" long and the bib drapes down 3". The "bells" at the bottom are Brass i believe. Thank you!

longtime lurker, first time poster (so i hope i’m doing this right haha).

yesterday my spouse was helping his mother declutter her jewelry and found this ring he bought at a charity sale for $5 back in elementary school circa 2003-2005. it no longer fit so she gifted it to me.

there’s a 14K stamp with the letters “P.P.M.” so i’m pretty confident it’s gold, but i’m not afraid to be wrong lol. based on my very limited newbie knowledge, i think it’s an oval cut blue topaz with two small cz’s (i need to get a diamond tester lol) from the mid-1980’s to late-1990’s.

we don’t have any other clues about it besides the 14K stamp and hallmark, so any and all information would be wonderful! please let me know if there are better ways to take pictures or if the lighting isn’t good enough. thank you!

Hallmark is a stylized upper case letter A so i tried searching for makers and brand that start with A but nothing seems to come close.

To the right of that is the word Titanium with a diagonal ring around the middle of the word followed by the grade.

Any help would be appreciated I love this ring just trying to find out more about it :)

My family is wondering if any one knows more about the jeweler and this piece. We were looking for other astrological signs but hadn’t found much of anything.

I bought a $4.99 tin from Savers today and this was inside of it. I believe it is a Gucci bracelet, but as the last two links from the other side have been removed it doesn’t have the proper identification. And from what my searching says it may predate 1968 as it doesn’t have the proper stamping.

Can anyone identify this bracelet?

It is white gold (has 750 stamp) and has a vintage makers hallmark on it - but I have no idea what or who..

The locket is 15k, chain is 18k, big mabe pearl is 14. We think the mabe was purchased in Hong Kong in the 70s and the locket c. 1910s in Melbourne, AU. I’m interested in knowing the era etc of everything else. Comments in other subs say maybe Georgian for the small pearl rings and Victorian for the floral earrings? We think the blue stone in them is sapphire.

It’s big signed and super pretty. Does anyone know who makes this piece or know any info about it? Thanks!

I bought this cute little ring second hand, it’s small…4.5 size, wondering how old it could be .. it looks kind of 1980s to me? And maybe a Chinese or Asian hallmark? It seems like it could be an imitation of Carerra y Carerra.. i’ve looked around, but haven’t found anything really the quite the same… would be love to know more if anyone has any input.

Could someone please help with indentifying these beads. Im erring towards maybe Carnelian. The feel more glassy/stone than plastic. Id Really appreciate any tips for confirming.

Looked everywhere and can't find anything on this makers mark

I got these at an estate sale. They are not marked but I think they are real gold. Does anyone know what kind of pearls they are?

The package I received contains jewelry purportedly from Tiffany & Co., but several circumstances raise significant concerns that the merchandise and accompanying receipt may not be legitimate.
The receipt is a basic printed document listing Tiffany & Co.’s New York address. However, the package originated from Beebe, Arizona, which is more than 500 miles from New York and raises questions about the actual source of the merchandise. I have also been unable to locate the exact earrings shown in the package on Tiffany & Co.’s official website. In addition, the receipt does not appear to have the professional documentation or characteristics I would expect from a legitimate Tiffany & Co. purchase.
Taken together, these inconsistencies warrant further investigation and raise the possibility that the jewelry could be counterfeit or that the transaction itself could be fraudulent. The geographic discrepancy alone does not prove that the jewelry is counterfeit, since legitimate retailers can use fulfillment centers, third-party logistics providers, or other shipping arrangements. What am I dealing with?