Judy Lincoln

Marks & signatures

Exact 925 stamp photo from our spiny oyster cuff. Tap or click to enlarge.

This is the actual 925 stamp on our spiny oyster cuff.

The cuff is stamped 925, which supports sterling-silver content. It is not a Judy Lincoln signature. The Judy Lincoln name comes from how the piece was identified when we acquired it, not from the 925 stamp.

Styles & materials

Examples we found under Judy Lincoln’s name use turquoise, coral, spiny oyster, shell, malachite, black onyx, and other stones. Pieces we have handled include simple stone-set cuffs and small decorative silver details. None of those design details is a signature by itself.

Two Judy Lincoln cuffs with listing links

Spiny oyster cuff

Warm spiny oyster is centered in a slim open sterling cuff, framed by balanced scrollwork that keeps the design airy rather than heavy.

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Malachite cuff

Green malachite gives the same slim open-cuff design a darker, richer look, with matching silver scrollwork around the stone.

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Other Judy Lincoln cuffs we have

Aventurine cuff

This cuff came to us identified as Judy Lincoln. The stone is aventurine.

Wild Horse cuff

This cuff came to us identified as Judy Lincoln. It uses synthetic Wild Horse material and is stamped STERLING.

A past piece

What we used

• Our pieces, photographs, and past sales.
• We also looked at other examples sold under Judy Lincoln’s name.