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    Posted 11 years ago

    lisad
    (15 items)

    this penguin i found in a jewelry box i bought
    marked on the bottom of the foot "MERRIN"
    there are markings on the back i can't make out i was told it should say 18k and a serial number.

    i believe the stone is jasper.

    has anyone had any jewelry signed MERRIN ??

    IS THIS CONSIDERED TO BE A JELLY BELLY ???

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    1. davyd286, 11 years ago
      Jelly belly is the name most people use for transparent/see through "stones" - usually lucite or glass.
    2. Manikin Manikin, 11 years ago
      Joseph Merrin, who founded a prominent Fifth Avenue jewelry company, died Oct. 3 at home in Manhattan. He was 91 years old.

      He died of a stroke, his family said.

      Mr. Merrin came to New York from the Ukraine as a teen-ager in 1917 and soon became a jeweler's apprentice. In 1927 he opened the Merrin Jewelry Company at 530 Madison Avenue, which claimed to be the first store on Madison with air-conditioning. The company pioneered in the sale of jewelry by mail and in 1975 moved to its present location at 724 Fifth Avenue near 56th Street.
    3. lisad, 11 years ago
      so this is NOT a jelly belly...?
      but has the basic same design is there a name for this style??
    4. davyd286, 11 years ago
      The name for this cut of stone is Cabochon.

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