As you all realized, the 18K piece is not mine, sigh... @Marote , thanks for the links! I guess gold-filled or heavy rolled gold is likely the...
[ATTACH] I had no luck finding a useful link to anything labeled "ORIA3" as the only text match I got led to an old Pinterest page in French for a...
A good candidate for Labradorite. Have you tried researching the artist to see if they have info on the design and stone?
With the new "kilt pin" search term, look what I found! https://www.rubylane.com/item/1687510-1670/WJ-S-Sterling-Silver-Citrine-Sword
Thanks, Debora! I was thinking it was similar to a kilt pin, just narrower! I think you nailed it! As for whether the stone is original or not, I...
This sterling silver brooch is marked as such along with what looks like "W. J. & S..." so I'm guessing sons? I first though the style was Arts &...
Oh, well, that 'splains it! Maybe I can find something comparable. I can adjust my screen view to change ALL pages 90-degrees but I don't want to...
Yea, Marko! It's a beauty! @Aquitaine, I don't see that tool menu on my page. Which browser do you use?
There are several info sources online, this one seems very comprehensive. I know there's a way to rotate a page 90-degrees, just don't recall...
Very cool! I lean towards it being made in the last 20 years, based on similar inlay I've seen. The round gem looks green to me, perhaps a peridot?
Yes, you can wait for the price to come down. Or, sell some gold you don't love to buy a frame!
I would think a bezel frame with two rings at the top, left and right, to connect to chains would make this a lovely necklace!
Lovely, I vote newer, too. That is not a period pin clasp.
Gorgeous! And the two manufacturers may well have worked together to produce such pieces. I love the color combo!
Thanks for the add'l info. And, I like your creative earring modification!
Super, AJ! Yes, I imagined the arm, thanks for the correction and the dating. Which part of the marks indicates Moscow? True, you don't need to...
Looks like a Neiger Brothers piece to me. They used Czech glass made in Gablonz. They were known for Egyptian Revival designs. Great find!
I was surprised by the marks on these silver earrings whose stones I believe are charoite. The .875 mark is accompanied by a star with an arm...
You sure know how to shop! The estate sale manager really goofed on pricing costume the same as silver. Good for you!
Thanks for the explanation and edits on the photo. That's what I thought you meant, just wanted to be sure.
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