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Aquamarine? In silver/platinum? No hallmark. Help please :)

ajk72

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Face- Flash On.jpg Face sun.jpg IMG20221031155445.jpg best hallmark 2.jpg in Hand Face before Clean.jpg Base- Flash On.jpg Side- Room Light.jpg hallmark 2.jpg IMG20221031150235.jpg Got this from an opp store. The best I could come up with was...
Edwardian -- Victorian / Aquamarine & / Silver_Gold_Platinum?
No Hallmarks I could make out. Photos (Sorry for so many) show potentially old hallmarks.

The centre stone is 50mm by 30mm

Any help please

Thankyou :)
 

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kgizo

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Not platinum or gold. Not Edwardian. Can’t determine if aquamarine/glass/synthetic sapphire/etc from a picture. It’s pretty and enjoy it.
 

ajk72

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Not platinum or gold. Not Edwardian. Can’t determine if aquamarine/glass/synthetic sapphire/etc from a picture. It’s pretty and enjoy it.

Hi thankyou for your help. Read that platinum has a white corrosion as apposed to silver. The stone is pretty no doubt. Can't see bubbles or inclusions. And the cuts are very sharp. Will get the metal checked with XR gun and post. Thought I could make out the remnants of hallmark base/flat/frame in pic.

Googled Edwardian jewelry after Victorian .... The stone settings are same on top but the bead used on the base for the stones is cool. Here is the Edwardian pics I used for reference. The Main stone smacks you in the eye with electric light blue, then an iridescent dark blue stagger shades inwards. It's consuming me hahahaa


Google diploma of stuff :razz:


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glitterata

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Your pendant is very pretty. It is not antique or especially old. It is probably silver. It is not gold or platinum, as kgizo says. It is late 20th century or 21st century. The blue stone could be blue topaz or a synthetic or glass. Enjoy it!
 

Bron357

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Hi, very pretty but agree it’s modern not antique.
Setting is most likely Silver and the blue stone Blue Topaz and the purple stones Amethyst.
If you go to a jeweller / pawnbroker with a Presidium gem tester they can tell you very quickly if the gems are in fact glass.
Enjoy.
 

ajk72

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Hi, very pretty but agree it’s modern not antique.
Setting is most likely Silver and the blue stone Blue Topaz and the purple stones Amethyst.
If you go to a jeweller / pawnbroker with a Presidium gem tester they can tell you very quickly if the gems are in fact glass.
Enjoy.

Thankyou everybody.
Sooooomy google diploma (7hours research) is about as use full as a paper airplane with out wings hahaha It is....
Topaz on silver... Cause I knew that already was just getting bit of closure.
Great site good info.
Sending it home to Mum :)
 
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