The initials "SHR" on white gold jewelry likely refer to the purity of the gold used in the piece. Gold is often alloyed with other metals to increase its durability and hardness. The initials may stand for "14K gold," indicating that the piece is made with 58.3% pure gold. It's important to note that the specific meaning of these initials can vary depending on the jeweler or manufacturer.
If you're seeing this as part of the jewelry itself... not just stamped but as part of the actual design of the inside of the ring, it is the manufacturer. A lot of gold (yellow and white) rings that have jewels in them will have hollow or partially hollow undersides to allow "light to shine through" the stones. This is also a way to reduce the amount of material used but still appear solid.
SHR just happens to make a latticework of their initials on the underside (not visible when wearing) of the ring. This gives stability, allows light through, allows access to the stones for cleaning and repair, reduces the weight/volume of gold needed, and also allows them to include their mark on the item.
"cps 9ct" typically means that the piece of jewelry is made of gold plated over copper (cps) and is 9 carats in purity. Carat (ct) measures the purity of gold, with 9ct being 37.5% pure gold. It's a common way to denote lower purity gold jewelry.
"10WG" refers to the metal type and purity of the jewelry, specifically 10 karat white gold. "OS" could stand for "over silver," indicating a white gold piece that is plated over a layer of silver.
18K Pall on jewelry indicates that the item is made with 75% gold (18 karats) and alloyed with palladium, a precious metal from the platinum group. This combination offers durability, a white gold appearance, and hypoallergenic properties. Palladium is used as a white gold alloy to give jewelry a bright white color and eliminate the need for rhodium plating.
The stamp "nb" on a gold chain likely indicates the manufacturer or jeweler who made the chain. It is a common practice for manufacturers to stamp their initials or logo on jewelry for identification and authentication purposes.
"14k plat" is likely a mark indicating that the piece of jewelry is made of 14 karat white gold (platinum is typically marked as "plat" or "950" to indicate its purity). This means the jewelry is 58.3% gold mixed with other metals, such as silver and palladium, to give it durability and a white hue.
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The initials K.P. when found on a piece of gold jewelry indicate that the piece of jewelry is not one hundred percent gold, but only plated with gold. K.P. stands for "karat plate."
cou could be looking at initials.
it can refer to the jewelry makers initials or company initials. using those same intials GS usually means gold over silver when it is stamped inh the order of GS.
Its the initials of the gold or silversmith's who made the ring
Are you sure you don't mean weight; wt is an abbreviation weight. When associated with jewelry wt is normally the weight of gold.
Some jewelry makers will simply stamp their "makers mark" or initials on jewelry. Examples include tiffany...oac...or mr we...versace etc....
18k white gold
RA is the initial of the company that made it. The initials might not be registered.
If it's been carved into the ring like initials, ot means that the piece of jewelry is real , for example if it were carved on a gold ring, it would mean that it's made of real gold
It’s a maker’s stamp. Likely the initials of the silversmith that made your jewelry.
Makers initials