✅ SOLVED Anyone recognize this mark?

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The ends of a choke chain collar for dogs I think.ppets-9424575t300x300.jpg
 

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Interesting. Isnt the sideways "8" the mark for infinity?

That mark is on both of them in the same spot. It's very soft metal I doubt it was used on a strap or collar I've found a lot of foreign jewelry at this location. I'm thinking it a mark from another country. You can bend them open and close them easily with your fingers
 

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Here's a side by side zoomed in it holds to 10k acid and has a reaction when tested for silver I think it's 10k white gold made with silver
 

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Stainless will test good for gold.
 

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Not marking this one solved until someone who knows a lot about jelwery pipes up. Why would stainless rings be marked
 

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I sent a pm to a tnet member that's also a jeweler by trade. Although he's unfamiliar with the marks he agrees that marks indicate it's some sort of precious metal. Possibly 5% platinum 95% silver but the vdi is solid mid tone even when I stack them way too low for 95% silver
 

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Solved brought them to a we buy gold store got them tested in whatever machine they use to test jewelry. They are made of 93% silver and 7% platinum I still think it's odd the vdi was so low
 

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