Sterling silver ring mystery hallmark

Hi. What a great forum and so excited to go through all the threads! I love collecting British silver but found this ring and haven’t ever seen these Hallmarks before. Does anyone recognize them? I’ve searched forever and can’t match them.

 

the left mark is in Cyrrilic script and on its head.
I think we need more Vodka.

 

can we see a large image of the front too?

 

Lol! More vodka!
I think you may be onto something. I google a Russian hallmarks and saw some close. I’ll keep searching. Here are some more photos. Well, at least one. Keeps saying photos are too large.

 

@Teagansmum welcome to the forum!. Everyone struggles with the photos to begin with.
Try emailing the photos to yourself and select medium when it asks you what size. Then save them from your email to your device.That will downsize them to be accepted. When you add the photos attach them to your text by clicking on upload a file, next to the post reply button, -click full image not thumbnail.
We like to see lots of photos from all angles- you can attach 10 at a time.
There are more pro instructions on loading photos on the members area if you need more help.
Look forwards to seeing your goodies!

 

Thank you! Still trying but not working. Will try again tomorrow.

 

What device are you using?
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/

 

I think I got it! Thank you!

 

Yay!. It’s a bit of a pfaff resizing the photos but you get used to it!.

 

USSR era hallmarks, they're usually on the outside of the band.

 

The symbol to the left of the 925 is a Ukrainian tryzub, the letter to the left is an assayers mark.
Like these.
https://simvol.com.ua/en/dir.php?id=27#main_content

 

I agree, Ukrainian, and fairly recent.
Is that a white 'stone'? Mother of pearl?

 

it’s actually all silver, no stone.

 

Thank you for all your help and solving my mystery ring hallmarks. Mystery solved. Hugs.

 

My jewelry is from Ukraine with the same exact symbols/marks. I don’t know much about jewelry but I saw this and figured I should let you know! I have a chain that is gold and silver with similiar stamps, and A large collection of platinum and gold and silver rings with almost identical stamps.

Edit: I am also trying to identify my pieces, some of them are family rings that have been around for a very long time. I know this is an old thread, but if you found anything that could also help me, please let me know!

 

From what I read here
https://aurum.in.ua/blog/sovety/vidy-kleyma-na-yuvelirnykh-izdeliyakh-v-ukraine/
and here
https://www.monetnik.ru/obuchenie/brand/harkovskaya-yuvelirnaya-fabrika/

the mark is Ukrainian after 1994 (when the the trident was introduced for silver marking), the ring is marked in Kharkov office (to the left of the trident trizub is the letter Х for Харьков), and produced in 2006 by Kharkiv Jewelry Factory.

It was not made in USSR period

The links are in Russian.