I have a gold chain with ploro 18k stamped on it. What does PLORO mean?
I bought a job lot of stuff at auction and the neck chain and matching bracelet were inside a money box. I know what 18k means but what is PLORO.
Answers:
If it is italian gold or from Mexico the PL stands for GF (gold filled) and oro translated is gold.
I never heard of that word.
PLORO
PL is for Plated
ORO in spanish is gold.
LOL
gold plated. not real gold..
Would have loved to come up with a good answer, but Googling PLORO 18k only brings up your question and a whole bunch of junk.
Does PLORO look like a hallmark? A name, a manufacturer?
PL ORO 18k only gives junk and a reference to Polish websites selling gold jewelry. Not likely the chain is from there, right?
www.gold.org gives a lot of info but not what you want. I'll keep looking a bit and see what comes up.
P.S. Wow. Mind spinning. Came across a page in Wikipedia with Ploro in some strange language I could understand but not place. Turns out its Catalan and "Ploro" in catalan means cry, as in "I cry". Unless that helps you, I cannot help.
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Answers:
If it is italian gold or from Mexico the PL stands for GF (gold filled) and oro translated is gold.
I never heard of that word.
PLORO
PL is for Plated
ORO in spanish is gold.
LOL
gold plated. not real gold..
Would have loved to come up with a good answer, but Googling PLORO 18k only brings up your question and a whole bunch of junk.
Does PLORO look like a hallmark? A name, a manufacturer?
PL ORO 18k only gives junk and a reference to Polish websites selling gold jewelry. Not likely the chain is from there, right?
www.gold.org gives a lot of info but not what you want. I'll keep looking a bit and see what comes up.
P.S. Wow. Mind spinning. Came across a page in Wikipedia with Ploro in some strange language I could understand but not place. Turns out its Catalan and "Ploro" in catalan means cry, as in "I cry". Unless that helps you, I cannot help.
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