Another gold lady ring??

[doublet2a]

As I said in my last thread gold or not??

I have seen this before on a ring,
Just can't remember where, or when

I was going through my stuff and found this
Mark says:

1 over 20 (1/20Th??)
12K
gold shell

And the women are in different poses
The top on this one is smooth,
must have been "stoneless"

HH Tim

 

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[Boobydoo]

Cool rings, wtg!!

They are gold filled.

Here's a link with some info on 1/20 GF
http://www.milkywayjewels.com/gf_figs/gold_fill_article.html

and an exerpt from it...
Gold filled jewelry is made from karat gold which has been bonded to the surface of a supporting base metal through a process of fusing and rolling. It is always marked with the karat designation and an indication that it meets the legal standard. Look for marks such as 1/20 12K G.F. or 12 Kt. Gold Filled. Rolled gold plate is also made by fusing and rolling gold onto base metal, but the plating is significantly thinner. Rolled gold plate may be marked 12 Kt. R.G.P. or 1/40 12K R.G.P. Another mark you will sometimes encounter is G.E., or gold electroplate. This is the thinnest of all gold plating techniques. The gold or gold alloy is not fused and rolled onto the base metal beneath, but rather plated in solution using an electrical charge to make the bond. By law, gold electroplate must be at least 7/1,000,000-inch thick, but this is extremely thin when compared with gold filled.