Does anyone recognise this makers mark?

I've spent hours trying to find who this signature/mark belongs to. Has anyone seen it before, or know who it belongs too, many thanks.

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golddust15

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Posted 2 years ago · Edited 2 years ago·Last reply 2 years ago

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ckimodog

·2 years ago

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@golddust15

Lovely item. You may want to post your question on this forum:

https://community.ebay.com/t5/Jewelry/bd-p/Jewelry

Good luck to you!

gurlcat

·2 years ago

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If you do post it to the FB group, be sure to include the front and back photos. The metal sure looks like gold to me, and that would be even more likely if that's real inlaid turquoise, spiny oyster shell, etc. on the front. Look closely at the pin -sometimes precious metal marks are put there for some reason. Super tiny of course.

gurlcat

·2 years ago

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Costume jewelry is my category, and I have never seen that mark before.
IDK if you're on Facebook but this is a great group for this very purpose. I'm shocked at the obscure marks that end up being recognized by somebody. Then again, having 57,000 somebodies makes it a lot more likely that at least one will!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/666874454040706

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golddust15

OP2 years ago

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I've been selling vintage costume jewellery for over 10 years but still find marks I'm unfamiliar with, this one is frustrating. I am on FB thank you I will check out that group. Much appreciated.

gurlcat

·2 years ago

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Yeah with it having no letters or even a recognizable shape (like 'heart' or 'butterfly' or something) it's not like you can find it on any of the alphabetical marks websites. I even tried google lens (with and without color) but no results like it. -It's going to take someone just knowing it when they see it, because they've seen it before and knew who the maker was.