Featured help, please, with MAKER of 1960's 10k YG color change sapphire ring

I'm hoping that someone can help me ID the maker's marks in this ring that belonged to my late (youngest) sister. Dad gave each of us a "big girl" ring when we turned 12... This one was hers:


To me, it looks like a cursive F and a flower(?)

Thanks SO much!

 

That is so lovely, and a beautiful ring it is too.

 

Thanks, AJ! It really WAS very sweet of him. MINE (which I still have, as well) was a ruby.

 

It could depend on where you lived at the time.Local jeweler,department store,etc.,many were sold the various stores through wholesale companies with large selections and marked with the stores marks which many of them were not recorded except with trademarks.

 

Thanks, Holly. That's good to know. This definitely would have been purchased at a jewelry store.

 

ID. please ID..... so lovely and beautiful..... is not kinda of ID....

 

Then you both got corundum. This one was lab grown, expect yours was too. 1970s? I also see a cursive F & a squiggle that could be a flower. Guessing a chain jeweller or, as Holly said, for a department store's jewellery department. Do you remember the name(s) of any local stores? Suppose it's too much to hope there was a Flowers?

 

I am thinking that is an L . I blew up the picture

 

Someone else at one time was also trying to figure out that mark

https://community.ebay.com/t5/Archi...s-in-Men-s-10k-gold-ring-signed/td-p/16524227

 

https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1....0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..0.2.280....0.lYZSmSKgvL0


The mark is a little different in this masonic ring but the initials are exactly the same.

https://www.marketsquarejewelers.com/products/masonic-double-headed-eagle-ring-in-yellow-gold

 

Yes, indeed, Bronwen - both synthetic - and my "next younger" sister got a Chatham-created emerald. (Oldest sister got an opal - which cracked in half many years later.)

Also: definitely 1960's, not 1970's, and from an independent jeweler, not a chain or a department store.

DeAnne, when you look at it in "real life" it really doesn't look like an L, even with a loupe, but you are absolutely correct: it IS a cursive L! (I took a ton of photos, enlarged them, and I see it now!) Wow.

Hmmm. It looks as if there are a number of rings out there with these markings, but I don't find that any of them have been identified(?) In truth, I guess it's not that important, anyway. I was just curious.

Many, many thanks to everybody who has replied and helped with this! Your efforts are much appreciated.

 

@SBSVC, I see the left initial as either a script "F" or possible too a script "J".....I also desaturated image a bit.....a toughie on the right................a VERY sweet ring though!!!!!!!

 

Thanks, Aquitaine!

(With much assistance!) I have determined it to be a script F on the left, and a script L on the right. Still don't know whose mark it is, tho!