Featured Green Rhinestone Necklace Maker Mark ID?

I have this green rhinestone necklace I recently purchased and have not been able to identify the maker mark. Does any one recognize the maker mark on the tag of the necklace?

Thanks!
Kevin

 

Hi Kevin,
If you list it, please let me know. I think it is wonderful. I love green stones.
greg

 

Thanks Greg, I also think it's wonderful. I'm not sure if I'll be listing it soon though.

 

It's very new, and I covet it. Dunno who made it off hand, but I've seen that dangle.

 

Greg and Obb.......it would look MUCH BETTER ON MEEEE than either of you......I just know it in my bones!!!!!!! I SO DROOL FOR THAT yummy piece !!!!! Even if Diamonds really are my BEST friends.....and I need LOTS of friends........ BTW.....The necklace shows off stunningly against the black background!!!!!

But if Kevin lists it and either of you absolutely MUST have it, I will peacefully defer.....after all, a woman can only drip so much glitter at once without appearing gaudy....

 

Well KevinM, no one knows what it is , but everyone knows they want it !!

 

Hi Aquitaine,
It would go very well with my tiara.
greg

 

Oh my!! Yes it would Greg......I therefore totally defer to you!!!!!!

 

Be very careful not to submerge your necklace if you clean it. Often vintage rhinestone jewelry has foil-backed rhinestones and if the foiling gets wet, it separates from the stone. A quick wipe with a damp cloth is about the wettest this kind of jewelry should ever get.

 

Seconded. Wet rhinestones are dead rhinestones. This piece isn't old, probably 1990s or later, so I don't have a clue whose mark that is.

@gregsglass - if you ever want to get rid of that fancy hat, let me know. I like shiny green rocks.

 

I'm sure the 250 white ones are nice as well !!!!

 

Hi Evelyb,
Here is my other green hat.
greg

 

@gregsglass YIKES YUMMEEEEE !!!!!!!!!

 

I like that one too. I'll take either; I'm not that picky.

 

W O W!!!!!