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Oh thank God, I found this place - I'm having a nightmare identifying a set of cufflinks. Due to their shape, I cannot get my loupe close enough to the hallmark to figure it out. Here is what I know - - Purchased by my father in the 90's - Possible Stores - Harrod's, Harvey Nichols, Corzine's. Probably somewhere slightly posh - Maker's Mark appears to be a JS? YS? IJ? I cannot figure it out. - Definitely Silver Any help would be really appreciated. We are trying to figure out of these are a Goodwill or Ebay venture. They hold no sentimental value -  
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Would this be the correct thread to ask about a mysterious pair of sterling silver cufflinks I bought in England during the 90's? I'm very familiar with silver, but I absolutely cannot identify who made these drat cufflinks. Purchased and Harvey Nichols in the mid 90's - They hallmarks indicate they are from London and Sterling. But I absolutely cannot identify the maker's mark. It looks like an SJ? I've used my x60 loupe and just cannot figure it out.
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Oct 20, 2019 22:37
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I've got a question about British gold jewelry - My great-grandfather, a British man, wore this pinky ring his whole life. It skipped a generation, because he didn't have any boys, to my father. It was handed down to me when I was fifteen, and I've worn it for the last twenty-three years. I figure that if a man survived WWII in spitfires with this ring, I'll happily take some of that good luck in my own life.  It's about a hundred years old, and nine karat. I know nine karat gold was preferred by the British, and love the understated luster. Where would one go about finding nine karat British jewelry, specifically necklaces? For reference -  Yes, I know it could be polished. But I much prefer the character the scuffs give it.
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Jan 29, 2023 13:29
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Any advice of where to find legitimate, hallmarked British men's jewelry stateside? Specifically, a 9ct gold necklace? Google brings up a million clad things I don't want, or things that think a hallmark means a single .375 stamp on the lobster clasp.
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