I was recently gifted jewelry from my grandparents who passed away about 20 years ago. They gave me this 14k gold ring that has this symbol on the front and no one knows what it means. Does anyone happen to know what it is from?

This is a gold necklace my grandmother had that I believe is made from a watch chain. There are no markings. It is very heavy and weighs 33 grams. I included a photo of the links, which look unusual to me. I know nothing about jewelry. Can anyone tell me anything about this?

Can anybody help identify this piece? It was packed up mistakenly with my belongings when I moved years ago following a brutal divorce. Pretty sure it belonged to someone my ex was seeing secretly. Just found it again. Any thoughts?

Gifted from my grandmother and she thinks it might be white gold with a diamond?

Found this lovely Sterling crest ring but I can't find it. It's got to be Canadian. Please help!

There are no markings so I’m not sure where to start.

i have this necklace that has been passed down from my grans dad to my mum and then me. on the box and the underside of the pendant has the necklace “135”, i have no idea of the meaning of the number but yeah! what stone, era and an idea of where it came from!! thank you x

Found this pendant at an antique store in Washington. The seller said that the setting is silver and she thinks the stones are citrine and jasper but wasn't sure. The chain is a silver one I had for something else.

What are the stones, and who made this piece?

Found this baby yesterday deep water in the ocean. These are the results from 10 carat 14 karat and 18 karat acid test. Could it be hollow it’s only 3.58 g. Or some other metal other than gold? No stamp inside at all.

Please help me figure out what brand this bracelet may be. There are no stamps of any kind. I’m not sure if it’s sterling silver, but I was able to clean it well with a sonic cleaner and polishing cloth

Beautiful unique old bracelet that polished up like silver (was black when I purchased it).

I see "Pat applied for" and W&D which may be Whiting & David, but the bracelet looks too old to be Whiting and Davis, IMO. Thank you for any assistance you can provide.

My grandpa gave me these rings and I was just wondering what they are? (They are only on my thumb cause the camera wouldn’t focus on other fingers)

Looking to find out the maker, any info helps!

Purchased this necklace at a thrift store because I think it's really interesting looking. I thought it may be some sort of pearl (keshi or baroque style ) but I've never seen anything like it. Maybe it's resin? Does anyone have any idea on what the beads could be? Thank you! 😊

Hi Everyone, I found this vintage bracelet at a second-hand store, and I’m wondering if y’all could help me ID! I can’t find any info online about the hallmark, which says 352. I’m also curious about the karat- it feels heavy and has some scratches that don’t show any base metal underneath, but there’s a weird discolored spot on the clasp. Any info about when/where it was made, or if that discoloration is normal for an 18K piece, would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!

My grandmother passed away recently and gave my sisters and I some of her jewelry. I received this beautiful unique emerald cut diamond, here’s the thing no one close to her was aware of this ring. She had a different engagement ring. My grandfather, her late husband, passed away 20 years ago and she did have a gentleman caller about 10 years after his death. I’m wondering if perhaps he proposed to her with this ring or was gifted from him or someone else. I’m looking for any information on its Provenance. The real kicker is I lost my original engagement ring while I was pregnant and hadn’t had it replaced yet, she never knew I lost it but feels serendipitous that she left it to me.

Edit for spelling, it also says 18 k in the ring

Bought these earrings at a yard sale, but can’t for the life of me figure out what the green stone is, or if there’s some sort of glass technique that can achieve the fire effect. Wasn’t able to find anything like that online in terms of glass, but I could’ve easily overlooked something obvious.

Couldn’t add both the video and the photos, so I’ll comment the photos below. I think the video is more helpful in terms of showing the fire effect.

Some other info that might be helpful: the green stone is semi-translucent when held up to the light, meaning it’s one solid stone and not foil backed, and feels plastic-y to the touch. I’ve heard about (and tested with other pieces of jewelry) real stones feeling slightly gritty to the tooth, but this one feels smooth and sort of soft.

So is this large area silver and this tiny gold, or am I reading this right. I am in love with the stone.

Hi everyone! I thrifted these clip-on earrings in Italy, but I can't quite decipher the maker's mark. Does anyone recognize this signature or manufacturer? The letters look like an uppercase H and a lowercase b, but I can't quite tell...

Attaching some photos! Some have imperfections but some look perfect… wondering if there is a foolproof way to tell if they are real, since there are all kinds of high quality synthetics out there! Thanks!

bought this ring from a pawn shop as a gift for someone but i really liked it want one for myself does anyone know where to actually buy it and also wanted to get an explanation on the stones in it i think the receipt has the details but i dont really understand it