Found a Sterling kiddiegem ring.

[neodetectorist]

Can I get some information on this sterling ring? A year they were made?
Marked “sterling kiddiegem” on the inside.
My guess is 50s-60s.
I heard they had a lifetime warranty lol.
Thanks

 

[Red-Coat]

Difficult to date these I'm afraid.

The Uncas Manufacturing Company (of Providence, Rhode Island) filed for the Kiddiegem trademark on 31 December 1934 and it was granted on 23 April 1935. Thereafter the mark was renewed every 20 years until it expired without further renewal on 29th January 1996.

 

[neodetectorist]

Difficult to date these I'm afraid.

The Uncas Manufacturing Company (of Providence, Rhode Island) filed for the Kiddiegem trademark on 31 December 1934 and it was granted on 23 April 1935. Thereafter the mark was renewed every 20 years until it expired without further renewal on 29th January 1996.

This is way more info than I had lol, thank you

 

[Mud Hut]

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[Red-Coat]

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That dating information is not correct.

The company was first registered as "Sorrento" in 1911 but changed name to "Uncas Manufacturing Co" in the early 1920s. They celebrated their 100th anniversary in June 2011 and they're still in business today as "Uncas International":

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UNCAS International: Premier Jewelry & Accessories Partner

Discover the unmatched quality and style of UNCAS International, a leader in jewelry and accessory solutions. From innovative product development to global distribution, we transform retail experiences with our luxurious, trend-forward designs and comprehensive services tailored for your business.

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Their use of the 'Kiddiegem' trademark within the Uncas business dates from 1935-1996 as I said, but they didn't bother with a third renewal and the trademark then lapsed.

 

[oldmxrat]

Nice find, congrats!

 

[Mud Hut]

That dating information is not correct.

The company was first registered as "Sorrento" in 1911 but changed name to "Uncas Manufacturing Co" in the early 1920s. They celebrated their 100th anniversary in June 2011 and they're still in business today as "Uncas International":

Newsroom | Business Wire

The global leader in press release distribution and regulatory disclosure. Public relations and investor relations professionals rely on Business Wire for broad-based and targeted market reach.

www.businesswire.com

UNCAS International: Premier Jewelry & Accessories Partner

Discover the unmatched quality and style of UNCAS International, a leader in jewelry and accessory solutions. From innovative product development to global distribution, we transform retail experiences with our luxurious, trend-forward designs and comprehensive services tailored for your business.

uncasinternational.com

Their use of the 'Kiddiegem' trademark within the Uncas business dates from 1935-1996 as I said, but they didn't bother with a third renewal and the trademark then lapsed.

That company has quite the evolution. I'm not quite sure the company of today is quite as "pure" as the earlier one.

 

[CoinFetcher]

I have found one of these as well. I think they might’ve cost a silver dime, or a silver quarter, and the glass gemstone comes in many different colors.

 

[Digger RJ]

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Can I get some information on this sterling ring? A year they were made?
Marked “sterling kiddiegem” on the inside.
My guess is 50s-60s.
I heard they had a lifetime warranty lol.
Thanks

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!