Featured Swedish blurry marks help.

On a Sami pendant (Lapland). The pendant is brushed gilded silver, making the marks too textured for me to make much sense of them.

From left to right I see:
- GD(?), this would be the maker's mark.
- Swedish guarantee mark, trefoil with three crowns aka 'cat's paw'.
- Double stamped mark. Town mark?
- DG(?), no idea.
The last in the row is usually the date mark, which is a letter followed by a number. If it is a number in this case, it looks like D6 instead of DG, which stands for 1882. No way this pendant is that old.

Maybe better eyes than mine can make sense of it.

Thank you for looking.

 

https://www.bukowskis.com/en/lots/824220-striglakors-silver-gustav-dahlberg-1882

Town mark: Malmö

 

Wow, thank you Marote! So it is that old!

I'll have to eat my words, here I go:

 

Sami had their silver jewellery made by Swedish silversmiths, further south. They often came with wooden examples and asked if those could be copied in silver.

 

Bon appétit

 

How it could have been worn, you can see the same human(?) dangle shapes my pendant also has:


From: Traditional Jewellery of Nineteenth Century Europe - Jane Perry.

Btw, what is this surplus silver she speaks of? Never in my life have I seen surplus silver.