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Hi Lynne I'm assuming the metal is 935k. Although in your post you state that you can see no jewelry marks, the title of your post is "Hallmarks on a Bracelet 935 k". The designation "k" means the bracelet was either made in United States or was made under export for United States. The percentage of other marks determine the "karat" of the gold. 18k gold is made up of 750 parts of gold and 250 parts of …
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Since 1888 Germany uses uniform marks for silver and gold. These marks are the "Crescent and crown" (Halbmond und Reichskrone) for silver and the "Sun and Crown" (Sonne und Reichskrone) for gold. In addition the fine content and maker's marks are used. Minimum silver fineness is 800/1000, but 830, 835, 900, 925 and 935 purities are also used.
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Most extensive internet resource for research of Silver marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks - Worldwide Silver Standards. ... .935 - Austria, Germany, Switzerland .934 - Netherlands [until 1953] .930 - Netherlands [w/pseudomarks 19 C.], Germany, Israel, Palestine
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Jun 16, 2012 · The 935 mark is most likely the silver content, 935 parts pure silver out of a thousand, a little better than sterling. I don't know the origin of your box, but quite often in Mexico, for example, there were numerous quality makers who used silver content that was better than 925, sometimes as high as 980 in their items.
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