NY NY - East Islip, WhtFem 15-23, UP11774, in shallow grave, ring w/ D.E.C, clog shoe, belt, 2 April 1978

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Am seeing that "DEC" is/was? used as a maker's mark, possibly of Curtis Jewelry Manufacturing Co. Inc, Providence RI, which made sterling and gold-filled jewelry. First used 1950. Is that what it is in this case? No idea would have to see it, but maybe.
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Seeing their jewelry was produced into the 1960s. Some say it's "dce," others "dec." On the clasp for the necklace there, that does look like "dec."
 
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