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The first one is Frederic Jean Duclos, I believe the second is too. He does electroform work.

Clark & Coombs, could be Smoky Quartz or just glass.

Jezlaine, a manfacturer who does lots in this scroll style.

Items marked Silver are usually from China and are often less than 925/sterling.

It's brass, it was used a lot in Mex jewelry, there is even a store in Taxco, Laton (means brass in Spanish) that specilizes in it.

It's an electroform piece from Israel. I don't remember who the maker is but I've seen the mark many times. There was usually a sticker on the piece with the info but they were often removed at the first wear.

Looks like TS-108 so it was made in Taxco after 1979 by an unknown artisan. The grapes were a popular tourist design.

It's not Native American in the least, the vendor you are referencing frequently uses NA terms illegally as Keyword Spamming.

It's TH-90 Mexico 925 so sterling, made after 1979 in Taxco, not a known artisan.

I've seen the carved amber pieces sold by Rio Grande.

I think I've seen that mark on Peruvian or Columbian pieces.

It looks more like a manufactured Southwest ring rather than actual NA.
NA artisans don't use copyright marks.
Is the mark GMS?

Definitely not Native American. The mark is a manufacturer, I think I've seen it ID'd here before but don't remember who. It's the maker of the clips, used by anyone. The earrings look like electroform work from Israel. It's hard to ID them since they often had stickers with the maker's name that we...

It's a copy of a Pineda design by somebody with the initials JDR/JOR, made in Mexico City.

The stone is most likely Turquoise gone green with age and contact with body oils. A lot of these were Southwest trading post pieces, not actually handmade by an NA artisans.

Most things I've seen marked just silver are from China, this looks like it may have had some enamel in it. They are often less than 925/sterling.

They aren't Mexican, they look to possibly be Hopi.

I"ve seen similar pieces listed as Middle Eastern which makes it hard to date since many of their newer pieces are made just like the older ones.

The mark is Pineda's in a crown, it was used by a brother of Antonio Pineda. The upper left mark is likely TP-17 so they date 1979 to now.

I see Hecho en Mexico DF around an eagle head with JPR underneath and Sterling 925 Taxco. It's almost guaranteed to be falsely marked sterling/925. Every one I have seen with an eagle head mark has been made of alpaca, especially the JPR ones. This design is only one of several designs that are rout...