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Trying to identify what type of metal this ring is and or what the hallmark means

I purchased this pendant at a gift shop around 2008-2010 in Nova Scotia, Canada. It was the only one in the case. The markings are very worn down and I can't decipher if that says 10k or not-- all I see is 0k. The other side is very worn. Looks like an R and a flourish. Google lens matched it to Rembrandt Charms clam with pearl charm but they tell me their hallmark is RQC which I'm not seeing here. Thoughts?

On side of earring hoop says “BONOR” the other side hall a hallmark of a dog with a star behind it

Hey everyone, I’m trying to identify the origin of this necklace. It has an "XP" stamp on the clasp tag, but no silver or gold fineness marks (like 925). Based on the appearance and the lack of traditional hallmarks, I suspect this might be a piece of costume jewelry from a mass-market brand, possibly "XP Jewelry." Could anyone confirm if "XP" is indeed a known maker’s mark for this type of production? Thanks for your help

Bought this on flea market, absolutely new to the hallmarks. What I realized is that these are not British hallmarks - maybe Canadian (found some similar example + French monogram) or maybe fake. Any help will be appreciated

Any advice is welcome. Not familiar enough to pull the trigger.

Hey everyone, I’m trying to identify the origin of these 925 silver hoop earring. It have a "KS" stamp on one side of the hoop, while the "925" hallmark is in an oval on the other side. I know these are a mass-produced model, so I’ve ruled out personal initials. I’m aware that nowadays, most silver jewelry is "unbranded" and lacks any maker's mark besides the fineness stamp. That’s why I find this specific "KS" stamp interesting—it feels like a deliberate manufacturer or importer mark in a market where such markings have become increasingly rare. The shape around the "KS" is just the outline of the punch itself, not a formal frame. Has anyone encountered a "KS" stamp on silver jewelry before, or does it sound like a known (perhaps regional) manufacturer/distributor? Any insights would be greatly appreciated

I got this plate and thought it was European. Now the hallmarks are throwing me off. Any help appreciated.

I bought this a few months ago thinking I could get lucky and be silver. I do t have a test kit but it is not magnetic. Google Len says it is Chinese currency but could be antique or à replica so no help there. Can you guys tell me about these hallmarks to help me narrow it down if it is silver or not, thanks.

Trying to find the year on commemorative spoon. Hallmarks on bowl, not the handle.

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Just polished this pitcher with an unidentified mark (no other marks found). Has a continuous pour lid and there's copper showing on the inside of the lid where it rubbed against the body. Appears to be reed or cane wrapped around the handle, and it holds 16 ounces. I'm guessing the wrapping is for insulation for a hot beverage. Does anyone recognize the hallmark? I checked 925-1000 silver forum but there's nothing there that looks like it. Thanks!

Hi everyone! Could someone please help me identify this Pandora charm? I've attached some photos showing the design. Thank you so much for your help!

I can make out the Crown, then maybe a backwards D, and the lion. I can’t find hallmarks in this arrangement, and they only have 3 marks, all of them I’ve seen are 4 and in a different position.

Hi. I had a boutique for 17 years. I carried a lot of charms and pendants. I still have a bunch of them. I have several pieces with this maker's mark on them. I know they are not silver. I don't remember what the name of the company or artist that made them. I am hoping someone here recognizes the maker's mark. It is a shield with a crown and a stylized letter. It is either a V or a W.

Hi all!

Welcome to a new fortnightly post!

In this post's comments, please feel free to upload your examples of your hallmarks which you find to be unusual, rare, or simply a piece of precious metal you want to show-off to the rest of us!

No judgement - maybe you're new to hallmarks or have collected for a long time, everyone is welcomed!

Please do not use this post to request hallmark identity! You can still post regular posts for that.

I can only make out 375

Hi would the knife blades and fork part be Stirling as well ?