Ken Reckart
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I found this bracelet while out metal detecting in Tampa, Florida it looks like it's real old; no maker mark on it only stamped .925. it open and snap shut.
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bula said:Very nice, does the top open up? it looks like it should.
yes it opens up and snap closebula said:Very nice, does the top open up? it looks like it should.
Actually, the number 925, indicating a 925 parts per 1,000, or "sterling," silver, was first used by Tiffany, Young and Ellis in 1851 and has been widely used since the 1930's.Argentium said:Nice silver bracelet for sure ! Not very old though - 925 while denoting the sterling alloy , is a
contemporary mark (within the last 30 years or so ) . The bracelet is likely of Indonesian or
Mexican manufacture , nice find ! Argentium.