Anyone recognize this jewelry mark?

Rented Mule

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This is on the clasp of a tennis bracelet that appears to be gold plated:

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It appears to me to be an S superimposed over a larger H. But I can’t find anything like it.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
 

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It's always is best to show also a picture of the whole piece, because the design and style of many jewelry pieces can also spark a recollection on who maybe makes jewelry of that style and design.
 

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Rented Mule

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It's always is best to show also a picture of the whole piece, because the design and style of many jewelry pieces can also spark a recollection on who maybe makes jewelry of that style and design.

Totally fair point. Here are pictures of the bracelet:

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I can find an Italian made piece that mentions an h superimposed over an s, but it also has the rest of the Italian hallmarks to go with it. The .750, the cartouche initials and number.

I would imagine the hs is the only marks on that one?

If it's only gold plated and cz's then I wouldn't spent too much time worrying about who made it. It's not any famous designer mark that I know of. Odd placement for it too. Could even be the clasp maker.
 

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