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Thanks Amena and Trev! You're awesome!

P.S. Forgot to say it's a bracelet!

Thanks, Trev! It totally makes sense to me that it is Italian from the early 1960's. This piece was a gift from my father to my mother early in their marraige, and they lived in Italy for their first 6 months as a married couple. Ha ha! I thought it was VI 17C! Upon closer inspection, it appears to ...

Hi,

I need some help identifying these marks. I know the 750 indicates 18k gold, but I am unable to find anything out about the second mark. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

I have several pictures of my grandmother wearing this ring, dating from 1929 through 1934. I have considered that she may have had the stone remounted post 1937, but as fuzzy as the older pictures may be, it looks to me to be the same setting as the one in the picture above. Could anyone point me i...

Thank you Trev and Krisztián. I really appreciate your efforts and can clearly see that the Hallmark is indeed Hungarian.

I am still stumped by the dates, though.

That is very interesting. I am a little confused about the dates, however. I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that the ring is older than 1934 (because I have a photograph and movie of my grandmother wearing it shortly after giving birth to my uncle, born in 1934) I know virtually nothing about hallm...

Thanks for all the info so far. I really hope to determine more of this ring's history. I hope this helps. Had I known I had the technology all along to take a better photo I would have done it the first time around - I took this with a novelty lens attachement that clips onto a cell phone! http://i...

Here is another picture:

This is a picture of the marks on my grandmother's white gold engagement ring. She was married in 1929 in Paris France, however, the ring could have beed purchased anywhere! To me it looks like a makers mark of VL and a hallmark of a left facing animal head (dog/wolf, or perhaps even a bird) followe...