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Joozymup said:
Hello, would you kindly be able to authenticate this Links of London sweeties bracelet for me please. The seller claims to have bought this from duty free. I cannot find a 925 stamp and there is no box or pouch. I know they used to sell these on board BA years ago, so I'm guessing it's an older model.
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I thought I'd replied to this. The UK hallmarks are clearly visible on the first image!!
 
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Hi guys,

I purchased this pre-loved half diamond love ring back in summer. It was until yesterday when I compared to my cousin's, I realized the stamp is a little off. Can any one authenticate it for me?

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#8,559
kikibay said:
Hi guys,

I purchased this pre-loved half diamond love ring back in summer. It was until yesterday when I compared to my cousin's, I realized the stamp is a little off. Can any one authenticate it for me?

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The photo from Cartier
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The markings do vary. This piece has been in manufacture for a long time. The one in the Cartier picture also has hallmarks for Switzerland, but if yours wasn't bought in Switzerland then I wouldn't expect to see these marks. It's difficult to asses the quality of the marks on yours esp as wear will make them less clear. The only way - if you're not an expert to check, is by taking it to Cartier and having them verify the number.
 
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bloomsburymanor said:
The markings do vary. This piece has been in manufacture for a long time. The one in the Cartier picture also has hallmarks for Switzerland, but if yours wasn't bought in Switzerland then I wouldn't expect to see these marks. It's difficult to asses the quality of the marks on yours esp as wear will make them less clear. The only way - if you're not an expert to check, is by taking it to Cartier and having them verify the number.
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Ps. most fakes don't bother to carefully carve out the hexagon shape to set the diamonds in, so that's a good sign
 
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