Found a gold chain

[Thirsty]

I want to know where the piece of gold was manufactured, i have been searching trough the webs for diffrent makers mark but i can't just find anything.

I drew a picture of the mark that i am wondering about, does anyone have a clue?

 

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[capt-zero]

It looks oriental, possibly Middle Eastern, but a picture of the chain would help.

 

[Bryanhashemi]

need a pic. from the drawing....maybe middle eastern like capt said

 

[Thirsty]

I couldent get a good picture of the actual mark, becasue i don't have anything else than a bad cellphone camera at home now. But it pretty much look the same as the drawing, but with sharper edges.
Anyway here is a photo of the chain itself.

 

[capt-zero]

While it has clasp ends like Italian, I still think it's Middle eastern. I'll do some surfing and see what I find.

 

[capt-zero]

Most likely, what you've drawn, represents the fineness content of your bracelet. There is really nothing anyone can do, except in the most general terms, without a good pic of the hallmarks. Usually there will be a country mark, a city mark, and a fineness mark. In adition one may find marks for duty, makers, copyright, date, ect. If your bracelet is Middle eastern, most likely the content will be high (18kt or better). You might have it tested for content at your local jewelers or pawn shop.
You can borrow a camera from someone and try a picture through a loupe. I've never tried this myself, but many here do this with no trouble.

 

[Bryanhashemi]

i agree. If its Middle Eastern it would be 18k or higher! You need to take it somewhere and keep us posted. Jewler will know. gl