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."
It's most likely the designer's initials.
this means it is 10 karat solid gold. jtc are probably initials
It's probably someones initials.
L S means the designer's initials. when a piece is not real it would have a GP next to the 10K,14K,18K,24K or it would say 950 PL which means gold plated silver. Either way it's always best to have appraised by a professional.
"14K" means 14 carat gold. 24 carat is the indication for pure gold. In jewelry, other metals are usually mixed with the gold to make the metal harder; gold is a very soft metal by itself. 14K then means that the gold alloy consist of 14/24 pure gold, or nearly 60%; which is normal in rings. ING may be short for "(gold) ingot" althout that is not a customary form of indicating that there is gold in the material. It may also indicate either a brand name or the initials of an original owner.
Makers initials
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Cps is the makers initials and 9ct is the purity of the gold.
JAM is the initials of the maker
cou could be looking at initials.
Means 14 caret gold and the initials are the maker or company.
It's most likely the designer's initials.
" 14K P" is solid gold. The P, does not stand for plated, but PLUMB, meaning exactly being of 14K content - solid 14K. The term 14KP stands for "karat plumb" gold---meaning exactly 14K....no more, no less. KP does NOT, I repeat does NOT mean plated. It is solid 14K gold. Karat weights are usually determined with a small, fractional variance allowed by law. Katar gold which has NO fractional variance at all is called "plumb" gold -- typically identified with a "KP" hallmark. Thinking KP means gold plate is a common mis-conception. Just Google 14KP and you'll get the entire explanation of the origin. Stylecrest is a brand name-that of a ring manufacturer
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Stamps like the one you ask about are the initials of the designer or company. There also should be gold or silver content. The initials add no value to your ring.
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