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I got this large and heavy statement necklace about fifteen years ago from an Israeli seller on eBay. It has a 925 mark and a maker’s mark I can’t figure out. I remember I found a mother/daughter designer team in Israel that seemed to make this kind of jewelry, but lost my old files and emails in a move. And now I can’t find any information online again.

It is really heavy, filled with something I assume. And this is the first statement I’ve made with it— i.e. I’ve never had a chance of wearing it.

So, I’m putting it here, just in case someone happens to recognize the mark. And so I can do a Google search as I don’t have my photos online. Thanks in advance!


Edit. Great — it worked. Found an exact match already. But no maker. I think mine has a tiny letter L in it within an open triangle.

 

Cool, quite likely found the maker through @Simona Buhus thread and @Debora post this past January
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/please-help-with-identifying-makers-mark-on-sterling-silver.82715/

 

That's Israeli holloform for sure. The style looks like it's from the 80s, but they kept making similar things.

 

Thanks evelyb30!

The resin center and the electroforming process give it a quite unique handfeel. At first I wasn’t even sure it was silver because of it.

I believe it was made by the company Debora linked to in the other thread, Bat-Ami, as the construction of the two necklaces and the chain used are identical.

https://bat-ami.com/about-us/

 

Bat-ami sure could have done it. I know that name.

 

Thanks— good to have a second opinion!