Strange mark on silver bracelet

[kawaiidragon]

Ok, I was checking out my new bracelet and was trying to research the maker's mark and I'm a little curious about who made it. I wont say what the mark looks like O_o lol, but maybe someone here might know. I can't really see what the detail is, just the silhouette. Any clues?

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[SD51]

I checked on Online Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks to see if I could match any silver marks, hallmarks or makers marks and no luck.

 

[Mahler]

The closest i could find was,

Stuart Nye hallmark ( Irish )

 

[Carolina Tom]

The closest i could find was,

Stuart Nye hallmark ( Irish )

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NOT Stuart Nye. I am extremely familiar with this NC based jeweler. Old school "hammered" silver jewelry is what they've made since 1934, I believe. However it does bear a passing resemblance to that makers mark.

 

[Mahler]

NOT Stuart Nye. I am extremely familiar with this NC based jeweler. Old school "hammered" silver jewelry is what they've made since 1934, I believe. However it does bear a passing resemblance to that makers mark.

Yeah i only grabbed the closest image i could find on google and their desciption. But it does look similar. If TS could give us new pictures with better focus on the actual markings, that would help a lot. Usually the majority of hallmarks have the makers initials somewhere. I'm having a hard time identifying the letters with the current pictures.

 

[kawaiidragon]

The closest i could find was,

Stuart Nye hallmark ( Irish )

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Thank you. I think I saw that too. It looks slightly different tho, imo

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[kawaiidragon]

Yeah i only grabbed the closest image i could find on google and their desciption. But it does look similar. If TS could give us new pictures with better focus on the actual markings, that would help a lot. Usually the majority of hallmarks have the makers initials somewhere. I'm having a hard time identifying the letters with the current pictures.

Let me try to get a better one. My hands aren't very steady lately, but let me see if I can get a better one

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[kawaiidragon]

Ok, I took another look at it. The top 2 are Bs the left one is reversed. I couldn't get it as clear in my camera as what I could make out through my loupe, but its BBI

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[Mahler]

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I'd say that the bracelet was made during the 70s.

Hope it helped!

 

[kawaiidragon]

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I'd say that the bracelet was made during the 70s.

Hope it helped!

Thank you so much! It helped very much. ^_^ I was looking at it upside down >_<

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[Mahler]

Thank you so much! It helped very much. ^_^ I was looking at it upside down >_<

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I'm glad i could help! Haha yeah, it happens to the best of us. Good luck with that bracelet! If you're going to clean it, i'd suggest a strong toothpaste and a toothbrush to polish it up a little! (Y)

 

[kawaiidragon]

I'm glad i could help! Haha yeah, it happens to the best of us. Good luck with that bracelet! If you're going to clean it, i'd suggest a strong toothpaste and a toothbrush to polish it up a little! (Y)

Sweet! Thanks. I hate having to go all the way to the jewelers to have everything cleaned

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