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Hello, I have a query about a ring I bought and I want to check the silversmith’s code. This ring was told to me by the seller that it dates back to 1975, but I am afraid that it is a counterfeit because the silversmith’s code I searched for and did not find it until 1975, I mean with the code AP and sorry about my English thanks team [https://i.postimg.cc/9XSq7pCX/Screenshot-20220318-222349-Messenger.jpg]

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Trev.

[quote="Spiderwood"]Hello, I have a query about a ring I bought and I want to check the silversmith’s code. This ring was told to me by the seller that it dates back to 1975, but I am afraid that it is a counterfeit because the silversmith’s code I searched for and did not find it until 1975, I mean with the code AP and sorry about my english
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[quote="Spiderwood"]Hello, I have a query about a ring I bought and I want to check the silversmith’s code. This ring was told to me by the seller that it dates back to 1975, but I am afraid that it is a counterfeit because the silversmith’s code I searched for and did not find it until 1975, I mean with the code AP and sorry about my English thanks team https://i.postimg.cc/9XSq7pCX/Screensho ... senger.jpg

Hi,
I see no problem whatsoever with Birmingham marks for 1975: the maker is unknown to me, though.
Modern silversmiths, jewelers are not well documented.
Regards

Thank you my brother for the reply. I searched for the jeweler and found this code before 1910, so I became suspicious, in addition to the fact that the ring looks very clean.

Paton & Co. Ltd., 67-69 Beak Street, London had an 'A.P.' contained within an oblong at this time. Offered only as a route for further research.

Trev.

So no problem in this ring really in 1975 not fake and thanks again my friend