I've searched through several Makers Marks guides but have not been able
to identify the makers mark on this bracelet. It is a well made costume
jewelry bracelet. As far as I can tell it looks like it says m. USA at
the end to the right of the fancy ...
I have had a gorgeous necklace for years that I have been trying to
identify by the TF mark on the sterling end pieces. After years of
searching the initials TF I finally found them in an online Antique
University database. Has anyone ever heard of T...
I picked up a couple of these at a recent estate sale and have not been
able to identify the maker. Does anyone know what the J. V. G. stands
for. I also searched for J. W. G. but nothing came up for that either.
There are some other letters above an...
I picked this up at an estate sale with over vintage items. It is marked
Sterling on the inside which is very difficult to see. This piece has an
opening at the top where the bale is. I had to use a tweezers to get out
what was inside. There are 2 th...
I think it could possibly be a retired Brighton piece. The heart charm
on it looks like the ones on other Brighton Bracelets. I believe they do
make sterling pieces.
Hi it's definitely an older piece especially with the Tbar and that type
of clasp (I have several very old pieces with the clasp that opens on
top instead of the side) . I don't think those are garnets because I
believe the backs would be open to let...
I had a few of these in batches of jewelry from a tag sale. They were
all on double elastic strand stretchy type bracelets. I think they are
considered gothic style or motorcycle jewelry .Hope that helps.
