COPY - * Rare unidentified Stamp Garnet Stone Celtic Cross Pendant

Despite much research I cannot identify the stamp - it could be 585 which is a tiny percentage if gold, it could also be 519 which is a steel alloy? So its properties remain a mystery to my untrained eye. Having said this, the Celtic Cross is a lovely design with a genuine centre stone. I would pair this with a satin cord or stainless ball chain - both are relatively cost efficient yet fashion forward looks. Original listing - This is a lovely White Gold Celtic Knot cross pendant measures 1.75 inches length and 1 inch width. 🦋stamped 585 with a small genuine red garnet stone. Measures 1 3/4 inches long. Beautiful with no noted oxidation. In excellent condition. Very Rare and only one other found on a Denmark site. There are several marks but they are not decipherable to natural eye. No chain. Includes a free $25-gift from me to you. Note that a 585 stamp varies significantly from a 519 stamp that usually refers to a stainless steel alloy. Stamps or hallmarks vary regionally and historically. It’s value is based on its purity, price, and jewelry styles. The short answer? 585 gold is 14K gold, containing 58.3% or 58.5% of pure gold in its composition. 585 white gold contains pure gold alloyed with white metals like silver, nickel, and palladium. They usually have a rhodium coating. ( curtesy:Jewelry)