Need help to identify this makers mark on a pendant can anyone help

Summary: chacha._82 busca ayuda para identificar la marca de fabricante en un colgante. Otros participantes como siddieswans, countessalmirena y domino-710 han respondido, pero no se ofrece más información en sus respuestas.

the chain is Tiffany but I don’t know about the butterfly hope someone can help thank you

chacha._82

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Posted 1 year ago·Last reply 1 year ago

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domino-710

·1 year ago

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This is a similar ' Hallmark ' - on an Austrian candelabra.

But also read this :

If you see a clover-like marking on a piece of jewelry alongside "925," it's likely a pseudo-hallmark, meaning it's intended to look like a genuine hallmark but isn't, possibly to impress a potential customer.

Here's a breakdown:

Pseudo-hallmarks:
These are markings that mimic genuine hallmarks but are not official or recognized by any hallmarking authority.
"925" and Sterling Silver:
The "925" stamp indicates that the silver content is 92.5% pure, which is the standard for sterling silver.
Examples of Pseudo-Hallmarks:
The clover, rose, and thistle marks are examples of pseudo-hallmarks, often found on older Swiss watch cases.
Why they exist:
These marks were used before official hallmarking systems were established in certain countries, or to give the appearance of quality.
Other Marks:
Look for other hallmarks like the maker's mark (initials or name of the maker) and duty marks.
Where to find more information
Invaluable.com has a guide to jewelry marks. Jewelry Auctioned also has a guide to 925 stamps and other jewelry hallmarks.

chacha._82

OP1 year ago

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Thank you for the replies yes the 925 is in the oval but opposite that is the only other mark it looks like a flower or star of some sort can’t find it anywhere online 😕

countessalmirena

·1 year ago

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That was my thought too. I think you’re right, siddieswans.

siddieswans

·1 year ago

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Could it simply be 925 as in sterling silver?