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He there!

Any help would be appreciated in the maker's mark. I have searched high and low with no luck. Thank you in advance for any advice.

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Let me try this again.





Thank you!

A clearer shot of the "makers?" mark would be helpful. Also, without a "Sterling" or ".925" mark visible here, can you state how you definitively ascertained the metals content (chemical test, etc.)? That content changes the whole search parameters.

Sorry, I never saw your response Traintime.

Traintime wrote:A clearer shot of the "makers?" mark would be helpful. Also, without a "Sterling" or ".925" mark visible here, can you state how you definitively ascertained the metals content (chemical test, etc.)? That content changes the whole search parameters.

Hello again. I did post clearer photos of my brooch. It is stamped 925. Someone suggested that it may be Mexican or even Native American but if so I believe that would have been indicated along with the maker's initials. Do you have any thoughts? I have searched high and low to try to figure this one out.

Thank you again fro your response.

Always helpful to see the item itself, not just the marks/reverse...

~Cheryl

dragonflywink wrote:Always helpful to see the item itself, not just the marks/reverse...

~Cheryl

Here is the from of the brooch as well.

A prior sighting of NN-in-pellet with Sterling rather than 925: http://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopic ... n+sterling

Another NN was seen above Sterling mark, but no pellet and different letter form.