How can I identify the stones on this cross pendant that bears silver and gold hallmarks? Could they be pearls?

Inherited this ring recently. Seeking more information on the gem and ring

I got this for free from a family friend, was told it's bakelite prayer beads but I doubt it. It gets warm quick in hand and it's heavy so it's probably not stone or bone. Has a weird smell to it but it can be the smell of a wooden case that it came in, I'm not sure. I'm interested in what kind of material it is.

There is no markings on this necklace, but it is beautiful and heavy and very well-made. All the colored pieces are glass not plastic. Can anyone help me identify this maker? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you very much and please enjoy my photos.

I would love to identify what kind of stone this is and what this faceting style is called (or the maker if anyone knows it, but there's no hallmark, just a 925 stamp). It's decidedly blue/teal in person. The faceting gives it kind of a shooting star effect where it looks like there are tons of tiny lines running through the stone. There's some sort of odd metallic/iridescent treatment to the inside of the band.

Would love to hear opinions of the style, dat/era, type of gemstone (perhaps glass), similar styles that others own.

Color changing, (purple to blue/teal) exceptionally clear, fluorescent under UV.

Mounted on 14k gold- and I am still trying to find out the Hallmark ID.

Passed down from grandmother, I’m guessing 1930’s-1970’s as the timeframe acquired. My grandparents were jewelry/antique dealers- and I assume this may have been purchased at an estate sale. They passed away over 30 years ago, so I unfortunately have a lot of jewelry with unknown origins.

Thank you, any help, tips, thoughts are very much appreciated.

Please can somebody help me decipher this Egyptian hallmark?

Glows under LW UV, 925 silver on clasp, no bubbles or scratches

Ive seen the stamps now 5-6 times in the last years, what is it of the two?

I got them for around 2 bucks each and thought it was worth the gamble…

I'm trying to find out if this 18 karat gold ring is worth more than its weight in gold. It is stamped with CWF and 18k.

I received this cameo in a bunch of random jewelry from my late grandma. I am looking for any information anyone can give me about it's possible maker or really anything!

Hi! I bought what I thought was some kind of double ring but when I took the tag off, I noticed it had a pendant hole with what looks like an original needle attached. I thought maybe a napkin ring but the ‘finger holes’ are too small, I feel. I think the manufacturer is Carolyn Pollack but that’s just a guess

This ring was gifted to me but it was lost in a move. Wondering if anyone can tell the maker/where it came from so I can look into replacing it. TIA

I am trying to get my girlfriend some earrings, and she LOVES everything vintage, Tiffany & Co, and silver. I found these on marketplace, and thought they would be a good fit. I know marketplace is a questionable place, so I was wondering if these are legit or if they are a fake.

My research tells me to look at the quality of the item (soldering, engraving, etc), and the engravings seem good from the photo, however it seems odd to me that the engravings aren't in the same spot on each item. Is this definitely a fake or is there a possibility it's legit?

Hi there, it's a bit of a long shot but I recently lost this ring that meant a lot to me and I have been unable to find anything about it. I am hoping you guys will be able to help, any information is appreciated and I thank you in advance 🫡.

Some sort of charm. Found it cleaning out my vacuum. Any info helps

i found this ring on the street years ago, and when i was polishing it up today i found the stamp “10K-PSCO.” i looked it up and it’s 10 karat solid gold and made by the manufacturer Plainville Stock Company. Anyone know of what year it could be from?

A friend gave me this necklace about 15 years ago. She got it from her French mother-in-law, a wealthy woman who had moved to the United States in the 1930s. The chain and clasp seem to be brass or something else, not originally part of the necklace. I did an image search and found some similar designs from Portugal, but nothing definitive. I don’t see any carat or other markings anywhere; perhaps they were on the original clasp area, now gone. Ideas?

Although I don’t think this ring is highly valuable, I just really want to know what this mark means. I hear NV stands for AVON, but the mark on this ring doesn’t seem like V to me. More like ‘MAN’, but ‘M’ part is also unclear.
I tried google search, but since this design is common for engage ring, it did not help at all. I tried to include the most clear photos. Thanks for helping!!

There's a lot going on here, I'm new and I can't tell if it's a makers Mark or if it's some other identifier. Any help is appreciated!

In the spirit of transparency, I do intend to list this online, so any information received will be used for that purpose.

Thank you (: