Portuguese-Russian ring Mystery

[Ultreia et Suseia]

Good morning,

I'm hoping to pick your expert brains to solve a family mystery.

My great grandmother emigrated from Portugal to Mexico in the early XX century. Apart from her name (very common Portuguese given name and surname) I only have this ring that belong to her.

Would any of you know if "soviet" made rings with these stamps were common all over Europe or is this a sign of a possible earlier immigration. (Images below)

Many thanks for any tips,

Ultreia et Suseia

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[Ultreia et Suseia]

Good morning,

I'm hoping to pick your expert brains to solve a family mystery.

My great grandmother emigrated from Portugal to Mexico in the early XX century. Apart from her name (very common Portuguese given name and surname) I only have this ring that belong to her.

Would any of you know if "soviet" made rings with these stamps were common all over Europe or is this a sign of a possible earlier immigration. (Images below)

Many thanks for any tips,

Ultreia et Suseia

[dognose]

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

Please embed your images, as very few members will click on links.

https://postimages.org (choose 'Share', then copy the 'Hotlink for forums' code) is recommended. Do not use Photobucket or Dropbox.

Trev.

[Ultreia et Suseia]

Apologies Trev, thank you so much:

[AG2012]

Hi,
The ring was made in 1984. Most likely by amber factory (kombinat) in Riga.
One of the examples we do not trust in provenance e.g.``being in the family for a century`` etc.
Regards

[Ultreia et Suseia]

Hi,
The ring was made in 1984. Most likely by amber factory (kombinat) in Riga.
One of the examples we do not trust in provenance e.g.``being in the family for a century`` etc.
Regards

Many thanks, your knowledge is impressive and most helpful.
You're correct, although we get carried away with emotion and wishful thinking it's better to know the truth.
Thank you again,

Ultreia