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This Sapphire and Opal ring came from England. There are a lot of hallmarks I cannot decode. Could you help? I see: 375 (this is 9cr I think?) DMJ (the maker?) 9 I think it is a little s and two more hallmarks I cannot not decode. Is there anybody who have an idea what they mean?
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I think the marks translate into "Beautiful Ring" Agram.m . Another beauty !!!
Sorry I couldn't help.
Funny, thanks again!
.375 indicates the ring is 9 carat gold, makers mark DMJ circa 1970,s with date letter S
would indicate 1973 as possible date of assay, identification of other marks would confirm this,
however if 9 appears before the .375 this would indicate the date letter S for 1953,
a crown before the .375 indicates 1973,
You can check it out @ http://www.gold-traders.co.uk, where they have a hallmark identification wizard.......................
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Beautiful!! mich
Ho mustangtony, I can't realy believe it, you looked at a major part of my collection! Thanks for loving this all and for your time.