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Question: If you happened to find a "knock off "sterling silver "Tiffany" bracelet" would you....?

return it to the police? or put it in a classifieds ad in the paper? or keep it? or what? what would you do? and why? thanks!

Answer: if I found it on the street? I would put a free ad in the ...

if I found it on the street? I would put a free ad in the local paper. if nobody claimed it, I would turn it into the police, because im not a huge believer in finders-keepers. If I saw someone trying to SELL a knock off, but they were claiming it was real? I might report it to the betters business beaurea if they are a licensed store. Other than that.. theres not much the police can do.

Answer: I'd dobest to get it back to the owner; if I had ...

I'd dobest to get it back to the owner; if I had honestly exhausted all the options and still couldn't locate the owner, then I'd probably sell it, since I don't wear bracelets.

Answer: Where did you find it? If it's knock off, it can't ...

Where did you find it? If it's knock off, it can't be worth much.. I would turn it into the police/a lost and found.

Answer: If it is a knockoff the price isn't worth your time ...

If it is a knockoff the price isn't worth your time trying to find the owner. If you found it in a certain store or place where you can leave info - that would be a thought. I see no reason why you couldn't just keep it. I don't think the police would have much interest in it. And I don't think people call the police looking for a piece of knock off jewelry. I did a funny thing at Christmas, we want to buy a special person a tiffany bracelet for their birthday in May, so I asked Tiffany's if they ever ran sales. Well, answer was aaaa noooo....can you tell I don't frequent there? I thought I was dumb for asking, but what if they did! An after Christmas sale would have been great!

Answer: If I found it lying outside on the ground I would probably ...

If I found it lying outside on the ground I would probably keep it, if in a store or something I would turn it in.

Answer: return to police!!! if no one claims it the police will give ...

return to police!!! if no one claims it the police will give it to you!!!!

Answer: I would probably keep it for a while but not wear it cuz I ...

i would probably keep it for a while but not wear it cuz I dont wear that stuff... then turn it in to the police or maybe sell it? i dont know what would YOU do? lol oooh! and maybe i'll give it to charity or give it to somebody as a gift!

Answer: I would consider myself lucky and keep it, if it were a ...

I would consider myself lucky and keep it, if it were a million dollars or something significant like that it would be different who is really gonna report a bracelet stolen to the police or read the paper to find it?

Answer: Hold on to it, you put it in the paper, someone will claim ...

Hold on to it, you put it in the paper, someone will claim it even if it is not theirs, look lets say you found it at school or in a store, let the front desk/customer service, a manager know. Tell them to contact you if someone reports one missing and keep an ear out. Do not tell others, and see what happens, If they lost one, you know they went to someone looking, and if it really is theirs, they went to the trouble to go back look and ask around, if that happens then return it, if it is longer than 6 mo. Consider it yours, but check with local laws, as to possession. Don't give it to the police, If it was stolen that is one thing you do not want to be charged with possession of stolen property. If you found it is another. Who says they will ever give it back if no claim is made for it.

Answer: I'd take it to the police station or put an ad in the ...

I'd take it to the police station or put an ad in the paper, cuz I am such a goody two shoes girl.

Answer: 2 things: where did u find it? if its on the street. then ...

2 things: where did u find it? if its on the street. then sure hell with it. just make sure to cleean it well yeah, if its a knock off then why not? its cute.,. right?

Answer: I would put it in any local paper, or flyer's that they ...

I would put it in any local paper, or flyer's that they put in doors. Reason being because it is the honest thing to do. If you do not get a response then you can keep it, and enjoy wearing it. Just by the fact that you asked this question I see you have a conscience and you would always feel a pang of guilt when you wear it. I once losteye glasses in the park, I did have an older prescription of eye glasses at home. But I was extremely aggravated by the loss,as I would have to spend money to get a new pair. My daughter in law looked in the weekly flyer that comes to her house every week, looked in the lost and found section. Beleive it or not someone had put in a notice of finding a pair of eye glasses, with thier phone number. I went to see if they were mine, and they were. I was so happy you can't imagine. You don't know what this piece of jewelry means to this person. It might be the only real jewelry she has, she might have received it as a gift, and it has sentimental value. It will mean so much to her if you do advertise. If you can't afford to advertise then if the person who it belongs to does call you then tell her you would like her to repay you only the money it cost to advertise. However when you do advertise just write. Found, bracelet, and where you found it. Let her describe it to you, so that you will know she is the real owner.

Answer: a faux one or a real one that I find i'd did keep it , ...

a faux one or a real one that I find i'd did keep it , finders keepers!!! you only return wedding rings duh..

Question: silver bracelet,what does the hallmarks mean!!?

i have a silver bracelet 8 and a half inch long,quite heavy,it has 925 and has a pair of scales one at either side of the 925,it has an anchor in a box next to it,.it also has the letters "opt" up above it in a box,i would love to know the value of it ,if it is worth anything.thanx very much.

Answer: The 925 is the amount of silver and means that it is ...

The 925 is the amount of silver and means that it is sterling silver, the anchor is a sign confirming it is silver and I have no idea what 'opt' is but I have attached a link below which gives details on modern silver hallmarks so maybe that will have the answer. Hope this helps.

Answer: whatever metal it is, it's purest form is 1.. 925 is ...

whatever metal it is, it's purest form is 1.. 925 is otherwise translated as 9.25...which means it's 925 parts silver and 75 parts other metals, totalling it up to 1...hope thats clear.

Answer: The Anchor is the Birmingham assay mark. 925 is the quality ...

The Anchor is the Birmingham assay mark. 925 is the quality - 92.5 pure Silver. OPT could be the Makers mark. There should also be a letter (A, B, b, etc) mark, which would give you the date of manufacture.

Answer: 925 is the rate of the silver, it indicates the item's ...

925 is the rate of the silver, it indicates the item's silver amount is 92.5%. The pure silver is 99.9%. 92.5% is the good silver rate to enchase some decorative stone inside the silver.

Question: How much would it cost to get a small, silver bracelet engraved with 17 letters?

Answer: it depends on where you go.

it depends on where you go.

Answer: Call jewelry stores in your area - they should be able to ...

Call jewelry stores in your area - they should be able to give you a proper quote for your needs. I have had engraving cost $0.15 per letter - I have had engraving cost $1.25 per letter... I have even had entire metal charms engraved with name, address, date and time for a flat $5.00... but it always depended on the jeweler, whether or not the item was purchased in their store - or if I was bringing in an outside purchase to be engraved. Grab you local yellow pages, and ask for quotes. Peace hon! --De

Answer: $25.99 + S&H http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&s ...

$25.99 + S&H http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AIT&viewitem=&item=150027320510&rd=1&rd=1 Despite the description saying up to 15 characters, it can accomodate 17 characters easily.

Answer: http://www.thingsremembered.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/pr ...

http://www.thingsremembered.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_10001_478328_-1_1

Question: does anyone know a site I can view a girl's ten commandments bracelet? just costume jewelry or sterling silver

NOT GENUINE GOLD. thanks!

Answer: http://secure.jamesavery.com/jewelry/search/product/B-490L/T ...

http://secure.jamesavery.com/jewelry/search/product/B-490L/Ten-Commandments-Bracelet/

Question: can u sell a silver bracelet in a jewerly shop in london?

if not then where can u sell it ?

Answer: you could try a pawn shop - failing that try ebay!

you could try a pawn shop - failing that try ebay!

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