If you’re buying a jewelry item, you may wonder what the letter JM stands for. The letter may represent several things, such as the maker’s mark or the logo. Some brands use these to identify themselves, while others use the initials of the company’s founder or designer.
What Does JM Mean on Jewelry?
Some jewelry brands offer their customers an option to add a JM Care Plan to protect their purchases. The plan covers normal wear and tear as well as accidental damage. The goal is optional and can be purchased at the time of sale. However, it is not insurance but a service that jewelry sellers can offer to their customers. The service also helps sellers track sales, determining how much revenue they earn.
Another hallmark that indicates a manufacturer is Wholesale Jewelry Supply Distributors. It could represent European Community, DM Jewelry Designs, or DM Merchandising. A piece of jewelry that displays this mark is made in a member country of the European Community. Sterling silver work with this hallmark has been guaranteed to meet the requirements of the European Union market.
An assay office mark may also be found on a piece of jewelry. The mark will tell you when the jewelry was tested and which year it was made. It may be in letter form, or it may be in the form of a ‘J.’