I found this box in my grandmother home, is this silver?

Picked up this set of knives from a thrift store that reads “Mexican Silver 67” on the blade. Spent hours googling and cannot find any reliable info about it anywhere.

The items weights about 248 grams and I am not sure if it’s silver or plated

Hi everyone! I purchased this bracelet from a jeweler years ago, and I was told it was solid gold. I’ve worn it almost constantly since then and it has never tarnished or changed color. It also feels fairly heavy, so I always assumed it was 18K gold.
However, I recently acid-tested it, and the test came back as not gold at all. 😳
I’m hoping someone here can help me figure out what the bracelet might actually be made of. I’ve included photos of the markings on the clasp. Could these markings give any clue about the metal or manufacturer?
I’d really appreciate any insight

hello! i work in a jewlery store and ive been searching for this stamp meanings but have no luck... anyone got ideas?

There should be B, not K. Or not? 🙂

I got this box from etsy.
Hallmarked HBROS
Any information here?

Hi, might be silver, but I’m not sure and I’m struggling to identify these hallmarks. There might be an 800 to the south east of the crown? Any help would be massively appreciated!

Maker mark?

Found this in my grandparents’ old silverware and is the only one that does not have a manufacturer stamped (from what I can tell!) Any help would be appreciated!

Looks like a Spanish post 1934 star but can’t make out the maker hallmark at all on this crystal decanter. Any help appreciated !

What does each one mean and age?

Hello, I need some help identifying the marks on this charm. Other than the British standard mark for silver I can't figure out the city, the year or the maker. Any help is appreciated.

I am trying to identify this art nouveau pendant for my work. It's in 9 karat gold, the use of "9C" indicates British make but the only other marks are what looks like an H, some kind of symbol, and an N. It's not like other British gold pieces I've seen with hallmarks. Any help identifying would be appreciated!

Weighs 43 grams, no other mark located. I know 13 can indicate German 13 loth 81.25% silver but i’m not sure as i’m still a beginner and this would be my first silver find! Please give me some good news lol

Leaning toward Art Noveau period with the filigree detail and the garnet, but if anyone can further identify the hallmark, that’d be much appreciated!

I bought this ring today, looks like the hallmark is a Sheffield rose, a crown, 375 and Q which from my limited knowledge and research suggests 1990s(?), could anyone confirm? Any additional info re a potential deciphering of the makers mark would be much appreciated ! Thanks in advance.

The actual stick looks like it's made from bamboo and the head of the walking stick comes off and reveals a hidden small blade.

I found this ring at the thrift store; it has these hallmarks on the outside of the band, but nothing inside. Feels like silver to me, but not sure! What do you think these hallmarks mean?

I bought this a while ago and need to find out what it says. Is it fine or costume? I can not figure out what it says at all.