Hobe Marks and Signatures
Learn how to identify authentic Hobe pieces by their marks and hallmarks.
Hobe
1927-1980s (with accent mark)
Hobe Sterling
1930s-1950s (sterling pieces)
Hobe (cursive)
Later pieces (script mark)
Hobe Jewelry Value Factors
Several factors determine the value of Hobe jewelry in today's market.
Hand-wired construction
Prong-set stones, intricate work
Sterling silver
Premium materials in early pieces
Crystal quality
High-grade stones and beads
Design complexity
Elaborate, detailed pieces
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Hobe FAQs
Hobe pieces range from $100 to $800+ depending on era, materials, and complexity. Sterling silver pieces and hand-wired crystal designs command premium prices.
Look for 'Hobe' or 'Hobe Sterling' marks, often with a distinctive accent mark. Pieces feature hand-wired construction, prong-set stones, and intricate metalwork. Early pieces often used sterling silver.
Yes, Hobe was known for exceptional craftsmanship. Pieces were hand-wired with prong-set stones, creating jewelry that rivaled fine jewelry quality. This construction makes Hobe highly collectible.
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