Takako š on Nostr: It must be an antiquated stamp system on jewelry. I assume KC means karat, like 10K ...
It must be an antiquated stamp system on jewelry. I assume KC means karat, like 10K gold, but 5K is unheard of.
I first thought the ring was silver, but mixed with a small percentage of gold? Or can it mean gold plated? š¤
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