Sterling braclet....need help to identify marks

[Magooru]

Found a bracelet today that is stamped Sterling and has a symbol of what looks like a pyramid stamped into it also. It doesn't have a .925 stamp, so I wonder if it is plated? It weights 11.2 grams.

Any thoughts?

For all of you Fisher F2 users, it registered as 95+ at 4" down. Its the first time something has registered that high and not been an aluminum can.

 

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[SusanMN]

Sterling means the same as .925, so no it is not plated. The rest is the makers mark which is difficult to trace. You found a lovely piece of silver.

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

Jewelry Hallmarks


http://www.art-amerindien.com/signature_picto-hallmarks.htm <<<< neat collection of hallmarks.


Navajo bracelet...probably not a tourist item...pre-teen girls item.

I don't believe it is plate...sterling replaces .925...interchangeable.

nice stone...fair silver work.

 

[Argentium]

It's a bit unusual for it to have both the sterling and the .925 marks , but the good news is they both mean the same thing as far as the
silver content (925 parts per 1000 pure silver !) Looks to be a Navajo style baby bracelet - Nice find !

 

[lab rat]

I don't know of any jewelry manufacturers that still use 'sterling'. This -might- be an older piece. The other mark would be a brand hallmark from the jeweler.