help with ring info and gock/gem info

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I found this ring today and was wondering about the jeweler markings on it. Can someone tell me what the stand for or where I can get more info. there is a 14 one square and another symbol in the square next to the 14. I couldn't wait for the snow to melt so I grabbed my metal detector and went to my parents and crawled around in the crawl space under the kitchen area. Ther rest of the house has a basement under it except the kitchen and Mom said it used to be the porch of the oringinal house before they purchased it in the late 50's. Also I found a really interesting rock and I would like more info on it too. It has amber or a dark topaz color to the crystals. Does anyone know what type of mineral this may be?
 

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the 14 in the square means 14 carat, the other mark would be the makers mark. as far as the rock goes, i think it might be garnets.
 

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though the ring is marked with a 14k, it does look plated or
gold filled. gold normally wouldn't tarnish or discolor to much.


mineral is probably something common like a smokey quartz,
but awfully pretty. I think you can clean it up by soaking it
in hydrogen pyroxide (usually the stronger sort found in
beauty supply shops.)
 

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Here is a better pic of the hallmark. I do believe that it is 14K gold and not filled. Does anyone know what the other hallmark is that looks like a clover? I can't find anything on it.
 

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