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“TRY SEARCHING FOR THE WORDS maker’s mark,” Ivy said, leaning toward the laptop to watch Poppy’s online search. They were huddled in the library. At midday, the house was reasonably quiet, though a few people were meandering through the hallways.
Poppy’s eyes widened. “Look at all these,” she said.
Last night, Ivy had read about the marks that jewelry makers put on their pieces to denote metal quality, producer, location, or company.
“This is more complex than I’d imagined. Look at these lists.” Poppy scrolled through a list from the United Kingdom that had a variety of marks. “And different countries have different marks.”
Ivy thought about what Megan had said about associates and friends of the Ericksons. “Can you find what marks Fabergé might have used?”
Poppy’s fingers flew ov
