Any Idea on silver sterling Hallmark?

It is agate stone in sterling silver frame and a zirconium.

 

Would be nice to decipher the maker/period/country

 

Is that a diamond? cool!
Each country has a national hallmark - I know Poland is woman's head with kerchief turned right or left and other variations - if you look on Sterling 925, you may narrow it down to country and year of fabrication. I still can't really read the actual mark, sorry.

WORLD HALLMARKS
Hey, I just figured out how to customize links - type the text you want, select then add link with tool above

 

I think Polish is correct, scout! But in the round cartouche, it looks like post-1963 "re-marking" shown on this page.

http://www.925-1000.com/Fpoland_marks_1.html

 

Its not a diamond its a mineral zircon used to imitate diamond

 

but the sign is not a ladies head!Its a standing craftsman holding somethingin front of himself

 

Here it is towards the light.

 

He did say standing craftsman but I still can't make that out - I just threw Poland out, cuz I know it on sight and is an easy one to understand.

Makanudo - just have a look round on this site.

sterling marks

 

I've been looking since yesterday... but thanks.

 

For the life of me I cannot make out a "standing craftsman holding something down" from any direction. BUT, if you look at it from the other way around (so the 925 is correctly oriented) voila! You've got the Polish woman in headscarf looking to our right.

 

I cannot figure this sign.
When I turn it around to look at it above the number I see a man with a big nose with his shoulders facing right and his head the other way(to our left). This is opposite to what you see B.!?

 

Did you look at the Polish mark illustrations link I posted above?

 

I did, but I am not seeing that.

 

Okay.That's all I could find. Sometimes your eyes just see what your brain "thinks" it saw the first time and it's difficult to get that idea to go away. Optical illusions work that way all the time.

 

You may be right, but I need to match all three elements and I am trying with polish sign as well.
Thanks for the effort so much. I see now how obscure and varied is info on jewlery signage

 

What style would you say it is with this silver line in front holding another zircon in the center?

 

I'm not a jewelry person, so I don't see any particular "style" here.

 

Ok. Thanks

 

modernist ??
maybe...

 

Damn, I was hoping for post abstract...