Gold ring question

[Ism]

Hi All,

I found a ladies gold ring today that doesn't have a Karat value but does have a symbol of a 4 corner diamond with a dot in the center.
Does anybody have a clue what this means? There are no stones in the ring but it looks like it may have had one.
Sorry I have no pictures (camera is broken) but based on the gold rings I have found, this doesn't appear to be plated.
Web search didn't reveal anything.

 

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[Breezie]

Since you don't have a photo, can you describe the ring? Is it modern or antique? Is it a wedding Tiffany style ring with 4 or 6 prongs? Is it yellow gold or white gold? Any more information would be helpful. Breezie

 

[Ism]

Breezie, Thanks for the feedback. I will get a photo ASAP. Its lighter in color than my 14k rings. I was able to clean up the area I thought might have held a stone but its just a part of the design. Its a nice design but I cant really describe it so I will try to get a pic for you tomorrow. The "makers mark" looks like <> with a dot in the center. I believe it is an old ring.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Is this it by any chance? Mine also has no Karat mark.

 

[Ism]

Here's the pic. The mark is barely visible next to the clip. Sorry its slightly out of focus, best I could do with this camera.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

You can hold a magnifying loupe in front of the lens like I did.

 

[High Plains Digger]

Never judge gold by it's color, although 10,14, and 18 can be very different. I recently purchased some chains, 14kt. and they were a different color than my other 14kt chains. Differrent alloying material, but still the same amount of gold. The variable alloy material is how they make "black hills" gold: green, pink, odd yellow and maybe another color or two. Rose gold is a up and coming thing, at least before gold went ballistic.

 

[Breezie]

The style is called a single 'knot ring.' Nice find, Breezie