They have a policy,but it is not enforced. Listings for NA pieces have had British ,Swedish,Bell Trading Post,etc. marks which have been reported...
Do the British use "K" for karat? Normal would be "ct",the ring looks like it is lead soldered to the disk.
In case you didn't know,antler is bone.
The back looks like it could be real/faux tortoise shell ..............
The side view looks like it has a thick piece of "plexiglass" over the photo,the top surface could be scratched.
Not exactly true, there is a population of Tibetans in Dharamshala India who excel at metal work and other Tibetan crafts....
It's a sweetheart ring possibly from WW2 era.... similar ring....
The color was probably stained with potassium permanganate which knife makers have used for many years.
How could you tell where the antler comes from,the Boy Scouts have been collecting hundreds for years..............
This company............. https://www.coloradomineralandfossilshows.com/artifactual.html
Left lower sleeve 9 years service,right lower sleeve 2 years overseas service.See link in post#9 for ribbons,it will tell you the ribbons and...
Nothing in the photos to suggest an age.Somewhat poor craftsmanship,not sure what they were doing with the box clasp.What country are you in?
Wouldn't the last letter be a N to match the N in the tax number.
Looks like a US Army Service Uniform (ASU)
The small stones were cut the same way they have been for centuries..... [MEDIA]
The stones could be zircons and the ring is a poor marriage.
Celtic dogs,serpents don't have legs.
Size?
The birds and the Green Man do not look tribal.
Here one,it's a little old...... https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1914-boy-scout-silver-cigarette-case-1775384163
Separate names with a comma.
