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scott86
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hi all these are my soviet union cufflinks 9 to 12 carat gold had them tested at 2 jewellery shops. they also have a amber peice. stamped with the number 3 backwards R and normal K. the stamp above has a P and a star with sickle and hammer and 875, what ive read about these pieces 875 are normally silver but these are definetly gold as ive had them tested twice at 2 seperate jewellers. the jewellers could only say they were gold and amber but know nothing else about them any info about them at all would be great thanks.
CufflinksShirts with French cuffs—which are cuffs with two buttonholes instead of on…
Amber JewelryAmber is the fossilized resin of 50-million-year-old conifer trees, usually…
You have a pair of silver gilt cufflinks mass-produced in Kaliningrad (on the Baltic Sea) and assayed in Riga (Latvia) in 1973.