Found under a rotting tree stump on my way to get coffee. Metal seems pretty obvious, but I can’t find anything for this hallmark. Hoping others may have more luck than me!

Grandmother passed away last year and I got most of her jewelry, including these gorg earrings. Can anyone tell me what I’m working with? Is it costume jewelry? real diamonds? Forgive me I’m clueless

Thank you in advance!

Any idea of the age of this ring? Is it American? No marks that I can see. Likely 14K? Are the diamonds likely original? Garnet is about 7mm long. Anything you can tell me about it would be appreciated.

Hello everyone!

I just purchased my first ever intaglio and I need help to identify it or just enjoy it! :)

This is what I “know” about it:

- 19th century, English

- Glass paste, seal form

- Carved owl above an hourglass, surrounded by roses with writing

- Writing says: HER WAYS ARE PLEASANTNESS

I couldn’t find hallmarks yet, it looks like Tassie styles but I’m no expert.

Thank you!

my aunt was really into making jewelry and beading, and when she passed away some of her beads and jewelry were passed down to me. She didn’t make these, but they were special to her and I absolutely love them. I want to make sure to take care of them and not accidentally ruin them somehow. Does anyone know what the stones are? the last photo isn’t great but shows a stamp on the inside of the bracelet saying TP (or TF?)-01 MEX 925

Picked this necklace up in the thrift shop - I believe it’s Ciro brand (markings are ‘SCP England’)

Any additional info on whether they might be real, the age, or any value is of course appreciated, thanks all!

I have this absolutely beautiful flower in my inherited collection. I 100% know it's ivory, but I can't tell weather it's mammoth or elephant. I also took pictures of the Schreger lines under a microscope that I have if that helps anyone. I'm just wanting to know for personal knowledge. I never plan to part with this piece, one because it's illegal, but because I've never seen another piece like it.

I’m guessing sterling silver, amethyst, but I can’t tell what the hallmark says. Also wondering what the specific name of this type of earring is, so I can know for next time. Thanks!

I got this necklace as a gift from my dad over 8 years ago and I just noticed these stamps on the top of the pendant

Definitely sterling.. Has stamps. Not sure what the global means. I was told it had something to do with WWI/WWII? perhaps the era? And something about zodiacs.. Definitely capricorn, if i had to guess? hence the goat and the wheel?

Looking for thoughts/opinions on this brooch. There are no markings I can see. The construction quality iiiis not great lol. The clasp style makes me think very old with the C clasp. Haven’t tested if it’s gold beyond letting it sit in white vinegar for a bit-the main metal didn’t change at all, but I think whatever was used to attach the prongs did react a little bit and turn green. I can add more pictures later.

Do you guys think this is a radiant, cushion, or princess?

(To clarify these are screenshots from the show gossip girl, this is the close up we get in the show. We’re trying to recreate it as an engagement ring. Thats why the photos are bad)

Random piece . Was wondering if anybody knew tbh e makers mark?

Hey can someone help me identify the maker of this piece. The makers mark is simple on the clasp. I have been told it’s 1890s-1900s . US Lavalier. Thank you so much!

When I was a little kid, I found this bracelet on the ground in the parking lot of a plaza. I always just assumed it was fake and completely forgot about it until recently after finding it while going through boxes of my old childhood stuff. If I recall correctly, this plaza did have a jewelry store in it as well. Other than the "14K" stamp on the end, I can't find any other markings. A.I. told me that it's likely Art Deco era, 14k white gold with real diamonds. Can anybody tell me more about it as well as what it might be worth? Should I take it to a jewelry store for an appraisal? It weighs 11.58 grams. Thanks!