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General Information. Quality Gold, Inc. Fairfield, OH Why is this contact information displayed? Why is this contact information displayed? Perfect for these industries. I have small Ring with opal gems in it about 7 and its stamped 18kt mgl What does the Mgl mean on it? The ring is likely solid 18K gold and the MGL is just a manufacturer or artist mark. MGL is not a metal purity mark. Thanks again. Hello I would appreciate any help you can give me in regards to the wording on my bracelet.
What do all these letters mean? Thank you, Diana. The bracelet is 14 Karat Gold Filled please see our article for a description of gold filled jewelry. The H. Bick — a manufacturer that produced quite a bit of jewelry during the 20th century.
Thanks again! The bracelet does have a melt value. If you weigh it in grams, and then divide that amount by 20, and then multiply the result by 0. You can then use this determine the spot value as of today see our article on calculating gold values.
However, if the bracelet is in good condition, it will be more valuable as piece of jewelry. Please send us a photo. A reference to microns on a piece of jewelry usually indicates gold plating.
Please send us a photo if you have a chance. In this case, the manufacturer is telling you that the band is made from steel with gold filled caps on top. Some people actually break them apart and remove the gold filled caps for scrapping purposes. The description said 14k white gold, but when I look at the stamp it says qg 14k. Please help!
Sooner reply would help because her birthday is 20th of May. Thank you! The 14K comes after the QG so you can be certain the mark means solid 14K gold. The QG in this case is the manufacturers mark.
I think you can safely assume the earring are 14K gold. If you are still concerned, consider having them tested by a local jeweler or gold buyer.
How much would I get for each? There are two things to consider. First, you need to figure out whether it makes more sense to sell them as watches or as scrap. If the watches are older, and running well — you are almost always better off selling them as they are. If the watches are not running, you might consider scrapping the cases and selling the movements for parts on a site like ebay. A small gold plated case will have almost no value. I think your best bet is to sell it as a piece of collectible retro furniture.
The gold plating does not have a value unto itself. It sounds like an outrageous piece — I tried to find a photo of one in google images but it seems to be rather rare. The ring is likely made by Coleman Co. They are famous for black hills gold pieces. Have a.
Ring imprinted c. I have a necklace that just days 14kf. Is this just another way of saying filled. You are correct that 14KGF is the standard gold filled mark and that 14Kf is unusual.
I have not encountered this mark before. I will do some research in the meantime. The watch itself may be gold filled, gold or base metal so be certain to examine the watch carefully. The band by itself will only scrap for a few dollars. Some people remove the gold top caps with a pair of pliers and a clipper and store them up until they have enough to justify scrapping.
Let us know what you find out about the watch itself. The mark 9KGL is often used on pieces that are heavy gold electroplate or gold filled. It is not a recognized mark in the United States. You should have the piece tested by a professional gold buyer, but my suspicion is that this piece is not solid gold. Does the 14KK mean part of the ring is 14K, another part 18K? Hi and thanks for reaching out!
Yes, I believe the marking indicates that the ring was made from a combination of 14K and 18K gold. The distinction is probably between the band and the crown where the stone was set. It may have been custom made from an older ring and the decision was made to use a different metal in the reconstruction.
Hi, I have a pair of antique eyeglass frames. Hi I have bracelet it have two stamps, on one its written , but on other Vr. I didnt get this second part. It looks like plated with gold and white gold might be silver. Can you send us a photo? I have a freind that found a swiss made ladys picket or pendent watch very nice! But only says luck trading co. Swiss made there is a date someone put of HA how can i find out more about it.
I have a couple few questions so here goes, and hopefully I remember to ask them all lol….. This is about when I started getting into jewelry. So after I unfortunly sold it, I found one online like it, worth 11, I have, all together in the last month or two, have had at least grams of 14 k box chains, link chains, pendents, rings, bracelets and a few other styles as well as a few others.
I understand that, even if any of this was antique, or vintage, or just worth a insane amount of money, that knowing where to take a piece and tryst and patience is key to getting the true value of it. I know pt going and still currently go to this same jewler to scrap the gold I receive. I have aasked him a few times if any of the things I have taken to him are worth more then scrap value.
But each n every time he seems to kind of try to wonder off subject and show me some valuable piece he has in his store. The 41 gram necklace was 18 k gold and he asked if he could possibly take the chain to his refiner ppl to b looked at.
I trusted him so I areed. Mining fancy, said he sells them for about bucks. I also have more questions but well start with that lol. ThAnk you so much for your time. O n if u happen to know a good web page to show antique and vintage jewelry and markings I would be a happy guy. Take a look at our article on Jewelry Investing. That article will give you a good sense of how jewelry is valued. As to our second question- there are dozens upon dozens of factors that go into valuing a piece of jewelry.
Among the chief things to consider with gold jewelry are: the karat and weight of the gold; the existence and quality of stones a single high quality stone can increase the value of a piece by many multiples ; the age and quality of the construction; whether the piece is attributed to a particular designer or artisan e.
Lalique, Yurman, Tiffany etc. Thanks again for reading our blog and please feel free to ask any questions! We really like talking to fellow enthusiasts who are as excited as you about getting into jewelry!
Brandon rudy and Zowie are on vacay. No, thank you for replying. You said that milor is a expensive fatory? I ask because I have had, no exaggeration, about of about every style of chain made. From 1. That I remember, unless that 41 gram chain was this company. Also is there a better way or way not to, approach a jewelry counter and ask to get the piece looked into?
But when I do get lucky is memorable. Imvworried I have been and will continue to get bamboozled if ibdnt research research research. I have put more time in googleing things about jewlery, then my thumb can handle.
But it has also paid off b4 as well. And yes I enjoy jewelry so much. The beauty and the history to the piece is amazing to me. Just to think who has worn the piece b4, and what the piece has seen. Its is awesome to me. Have a good day. N then said I have no clue but I will say that I cannot be mad about it lol.
But my question if possible to answer, what could tgese little white dots be?. Him not knowing what they are makes me wonder even more. I do know that just cuz it tested real does not mean that some loser out there did not Diamond Cote cubic zirconia.
But I would like my own set of knowledge in my head for comfortability factor when walking back in. It was a one carat stone. I have never held one until I came cross that one. And loved every second I get to hold it. I wanna pet with it but I wanna keep it. So my questions are, 1.
What is the value of something like this roughly? How rare is this. What could the dots be? There are dozens of different types of inclusions in gemstones, including diamonds. These are tiny crystalline inclusions inside the stone and often look like white dots under high magnification. Hi and thanks for reaching out to us. Do you know approximately when the ring was made? We could then possibly rule out the P standing for plumb.
I have a small gold plate that has afua on it and sx or 5x on it. Dose anyone have an idea. It passes all the test even acid text I took and had it done the acid had no effect on it it was still clear. Plz let me know something. Hello, yes they were pinpoint conclusions. But when I was standing in front of the store owner. N he tested the blue, it shot right up. He asked if his GIA guy could look.
I said of course. We were talking n he mentioned his diamond guy said to him even if registers real it could b a fake. So ibsaid so that means topaz n everything will and or could register. He also said that colored diamonds can not b tested on a white diamond tester. It will usually give false positives and false hopes.
So my question is……. And with my blue ones y would it set it off n then still not b something? I wish I could download to my brain the best knowledge out there so i have no worries when finding and selling these pieces lol. But you live and you learn I guess. Hi Alex — diamond testers vary greatly in quality. Depending on the ambient temperature, humidity level and residue on the stone, even a good quality tester can be fooled. A jewelry should be able to easily exclude everything except diamond simulants and should rely on the tester only for distinguishing tricky simulants from natural diamonds.
I do not believe topaz would fool a decent jeweler or a quality diamond tester. You might want to look into purchasing your own tester — the Ceres DUAL XL is our preferred unit and we use it to sort our moissanites. Be sure to clean the stone and the probe tip prior to testing — to date, this unit has not yielded a false positive.
Color and clarity enhanced diamonds still have a good market value. Many consumers do not care if the stone has been enhanced as long as it looks great. As you noted, the treated stones will never have the value of untreated stones, but they are still readily marketable in the right environment e.
Please send us a photo of the mark and the ring. Hi, my info tells me KDZ is an Indian jewelry company that has been in business for over years. Hi Linda and thanks for reading our blog! Pls i get a gold online and there is no mark on it… What does that mean pls, also how can i sell it off if i wish to……..
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