Sllver necklace from thrift store...

[ENGRAVER]

I found a nice necklace in a thrift store, I don't know what the mark is other than it is 925, looks like an SD, but not 100% sure. Any help is greatly appreciated. Also found a Tiffany & Co. silver necklace, which of course was snatched up very quickly by my wife when I got home.
it happens.

Luis S.

Here is a pic of the mark, thanks in advance for any help.


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[creeper71]

Tiffany jewerly is being made by the chinese by the boat loads so maybe it was just a plated necklace... If not then you could be out of alot of money.. but living with a wife that is mad is not worthing the money the neclace is worth..

 

[ENGRAVER]

-but living with a wife that is mad is not worthing the money the neclace is worth..

My thoughts exactly, now I need to find out if its plated.

 

[Rodbuster209]

How much did you pay for these items? also, you can use a strong magnet to see if an item is plated or not.....Scott.

 

[ENGRAVER]

The Tiffany necklace was $13 and the one in the picture was $7. I did the magnet test on the Tiffany and it passed. For now I will assume its real, keeps the wife happy too :-) :-) :-)

Luis S

 

[diggummup]

Maybe a good deal on the Tiffany, if it's real. All Tiffany pieces are stamped with the Tiffany & Co. mark and the metal mark (i.e. Tiffany & Co. 925, or T & Co. 925 with the trademark logo) Many pieces are stamped with the date the piece was trademarked, and the metal content, in that order (i.e. 2001 Tiffany & Co. 925). On necklaces the lobster claw should also be stamped 925.

For the necklace pictured, I may be wrong but with that logo, it kind of looks like a Silpada knockoff. I'm leary of it myself.