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    Posted 11 years ago

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    freiheit
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    I got this ring because of the filigree work and the fact that it is silver. I have a soft spot for everything silver. It is marked Mexico, something that could be the letter C, possibly the numbers 7 and 3 or 5??? and 925.
    The front of the ring seems to be very well done but the back looks like handmade.

    Thanks for looking:)

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    1. davyd286, 11 years ago
      I think I see a letter in front of the "C" - and it would indicate the location of the workshop (for example, T for Taxco, M for mexico City etc), "C" is the initial of the maker and the 2 digit number after that is that person's registration number. I am not aware of a source that would help decipher the maker's identity from those letters and numbers, some are known but many are not.
    2. freiheit freiheit, 11 years ago
      Thank you so much for your insightful comments, davyd286! I started collecting jewelry not so long ago and have a lot to learn! I believe you are correct: There is something in front of the "C" but I cannot figure it out.

      Thanks a lot also to Moonstonelover21, musikchoo, mustangtony, and BELLIN68:)

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