Seeking info on wedding ring

Hello,

Does anyone recognise this brand or have any information on where to look in regards to finding anything out about this ring?

I recently got married to my husband and I was given his grandmother's wedding ring. She believes that she got it in the 1960s but does not know if it was brand new or where she got it. It was purchased in Washington state though.

Just an FYI, the ring is gold but I have had it silver plated. Any help would be grateful.

 

funny how your old ring....looks similar to my 2017 wedding ring....
( & my 1985 wedding ring..... which I melted long ago....)

Your makers mark , unfortunately eludes me at present ....

on a different topic...
"I recently got married to my husband".....
which is a sight better than getting married to a toaster !!!

Congratulations.......!!!

 

ps. why silver plate , a gold ring ??

 

Hello Jamie, congratulations.
It is bound to be a well known US wedding band brand. I'm in Europe, but our US members will be along later.

Are you scared a gold ring will be stolen?

 

White gold seems to be the preferred trend at the moment so I'm presuming the OP is trying to emulate that.

 

Overhere I can't give white gold away. People here do like rose gold.

 

I will gladly take your white gold, yellow or any color!

 

What sells here depends on where you are. I've seen both white and yellow here. We don't get much rose gold, but that trend may hit next week. I love the old "bloomed" Victorian gold personally, but we old antique types tend to go for older styles.

 

So kind of you.

 

Why thank you! Not picky any color will do!

 

I have never heard of silver plating gold. ??? Why would you cover something of greater value with a lesser metal?

 

This came up from a facebook post from someone trying to identify a mark similar to yours. I can't verify it's accuracy though and I don't know where they found the mark.



https://www.facebook.com/groups/666874454040706/posts/1911532786241527/

 

missing the T..... but ??

 

I'm not a jewelry person so hopefully someone will have an answer. The best I could find is that there was a company making jewelry using that name and that they registered some trademarks. Unfortunately, on the site in this link, it only shows what some of the trademarks looked like and none like the facebook post.

https://trademarks.justia.com/owners/certified-metals-company-5668/

 

Certified Metals Co. was mentioned in a 1968 issue of Jeweler's Circular as having built a plant in Nutley, NJ. Here are some previews of other mentions from Google Books.

Debora