I dont think the stamp gives that info. 18k stands for 18 karat gold. The GE tells you that the ring is made from another cheaper metal that has been plated/coated with a thin layer of the 18 karat gold- GE stands for gold electroplating. Not sure what RSC stands for, maybe the company that made the jewelry Its not related to the stone as far as I know though. Maybe take it to a jeweler, they can tell you if the stone is really a diamond and how much the ring would be worth. Probably not a whole lot though.
I dont think the stamp gives that info. 18k stands for 18 karat gold. The GE tells you that the ring is made from another cheaper metal that has been plated/coated with a thin layer of the 18 karat gold- GE stands for gold electroplating. Not sure what RSC stands for, maybe the company that made the jewelry Its not related to the stone as far as I know though. Maybe take it to a jeweler, they can tell you if the stone is really a diamond and how much the ring would be worth. Probably not a whole lot though.
Its to the best of my knowledge that diamonds are usually set in the highest quality metals, not plated or Gold electroplated metals. Im just
Its to the best of my knowledge that diamonds are usually set in the highest quality metals, not plated or Gold electroplated metals. Im just
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Is it likely that jewelry stamped 18K GERSC would have real diamonds set in it
Is it likely that something stamped 18K GERSC would have real diamonds set in it I understand GE means gold electroplated.
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Hold them up to the light. Face to the light. And look at the bottom of the Diamond. Dos it appear to have a pin hole in it Then probably a real one. And GERSC is a brand. Some sell for over $10,000 dollars. So look close and if in dout see a jeweler. You are dealing with a brand name there.
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