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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Any Jewelry, post: 297910, member: 2844&quot;]Perfect pictures fathand!</p><p>JRR is the mark of a silversmith working for Tane Orfebres, a well-known jewellery firm in Mexico City. Ideally the mark should be accompanied by the Tane mark, but silversmiths occasionally made their own pieces. </p><p>The mark is stamped. The Hecho en Mexico DF mark means made in the federal district of Mexico (City).</p><p>As Holly said, the stone could be dyed. Is it translucent? Could we see a photo against the light?</p><p>0900 is, as you said .900. It is the silver fineness, just below sterling, which is .925. It looks like it is correctly marked.</p><p>In the US .900 is also called coin silver, because coins used to be made of .900 silver.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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