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This bracelet was given to me and all i know about it is what that marks on the back tell me. The marks say Mexico, 335, maybe 925 JG or 25 JG? and the last stamp looks like a bell with a 3 inside of it. I think it is silver but I have no idea what the stones are. If anyone can help me I would be so thankful.
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Looks like malicite- green stone..if it is 925- it is sterling
Thank you Ollie for helping me with the stones!