Chelsea, you might also find Premier Sitesearch useful for searching for information on jewelry related topics and hallmarks on this website in the future. That was a hard one though as we didn't know what we had to research;-)
*You have to resubmit the question at present, if you want to add more photos, so the best thing to do, is to upload as many photos as you can at the start of your next submission.
Rebecca
Antique Jewelry Investor Support Team
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Response to Rebecca by: Chelsea
Thanks so much for your quick response and help - I have more pictures, but I am not sure they will be any help (or how to post them to be honest!) My Grandmother said that she thought it might be from NYC, but she couldn't be sure. From some more digging around it seems to match a J.R. Wood & Sons wedding band perfectly (http://www.illusionjewels.com/albums/wood19236.jpg). I haven't had it tested yet. Thanks so much again!
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More Information and Photos by: Anonymous
I can see the difficulty you are having trying to decipher these marks. It's not clear if these marks are letters - is it three x's in a row or a stylized K in the sequence? Hard to find a place to start research - more photos would help. Have you had the gold tested? What was the result?
