A 2 + 1 ring day at the beach!

[grubstake]

My trusty Fisher F70 brought me two interesting jewellery finds today. Firstly, a ring made from a spoon - and not even a silver spoon either, as the "PLATE" inscription shows:

Secondly, a silver ring (inscribed S925 and ALE 50), with a pale violet stone and an attached miniature gold ring with its own inset tiny clear stone:

I'd be grateful for an ID of the pale violet stone and any suggestions about that 'ALE 50' mark, please.

 

[jamie]

"ALE", which stands for Algot Enevoldsen, the father of PANDORA founder, Per Enevoldsen. You will always see "ALE" stamped on our jewellery, except on some of our smallest pieces.

from the pandora site, may have something to do with your find

 

[jamie]

also this may help mate http://www.ehow.com/facts_7584785_silver-925-ale.html

 

[silver]

Two nice Ring finds GS,(or three),.... Good quality photos too.

 

[Heatho]

Nice finds Grubstake, the stones are most likely Amethyst.

 

[Goldpick]

Best of both worlds on the latter ring, the spoon ring is not something you see everyday, especially in silver plate - nice one.

 

[grubstake]

"ALE", which stands for Algot Enevoldsen, the father of PANDORA founder, Per Enevoldsen. You will always see "ALE" stamped on our jewellery, except on some of our smallest pieces.
from the pandora site, may have something to do with your find

Thanks, Jamie - you've nailed it:

Thanks also to others for your comments.

 

[Ramjet]

Nice GP.

 

[Heatho]

Ahhh yeah I've seen Barney cut some CZ like that stuff, pretty much the same colour. I was thinking natural stones but yeah synthetics can come in any colour really.

 

[jamie]

glad it helped mate, myself being a pawnbroker i see alot of stamps and i knew ALE was on most pandora jewellery, i just wasnt 100% sure yesterday, it was a hard day lol