The only hallmark on the back of a pendant that I find interest is:
Sterling
A Mth the
It is a hear shaped pendant with turquoise (?). I did not find anyone with the initials "A M’ in my search.
Don’t want to purchase if it is not legit.
Picture please! If possible.
I’ll tag on to this already established thread. I need additional eyes to take a look at this mark and tell me what you think it might be, and is it a hallmark do you think? (Hint: i think I see A G). A favorite and well worn ring of my mom’s. Thanks!
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i have seen this exact ring style before, with the wreath of tightly curled leaves, each with a pronounced spine. The leaves almost remind me of Eustace family, but not quite. I think you’ll have better luck ID’ing the maker if you focus on the silverwork rather than the markings on the back.
here is one very similar on ebay currently, yours looks like it has seen more wear.
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Cool, thanks! Mom obviously has loved wearing that ring. I have some clip earrings that are the same style, but the leaves are different, and they have what I think is the Running Bear hallmark.
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Cool earrings! I’ve never seen an authenticated Running Bear shop mark engraved with an auto pen like that. Not to say they didn’t, it’s just that written initials like that could be anyone. There are probably hundreds of makers with RB initials. This is what i recognize as the Running Bear shop mark:
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Agree with @Jemez2 about the Running Bear hallmark
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I’ll dig some more, can’t remember where I saw this…there are a LOT of RB hallmarks, for sure!
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I like thick Mexican sterling, vintage jewelry. I found these earrings. The hallmark looks familiar but it is not in Hougart’s. Does anyone know who the artist is? I have an O Campo fertility bracelet. These can be my fertility earrings…although I am far from needing fertility…
My hubby says they look like tadpoles.
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