didae
- Maker
- Didae attributed, not confirmed
- Struck in
- Israel attributed, not confirmed
- Recorded on
- 1 piece
The stamp "didae" is the maker's mark associated with a contemporary Israeli jewelry designer or studio workshop. Pieces bearing this signature are struck in lowercase or small lettering and almost invariably appear alongside a purity mark such as "925" and the country of origin stamp "ISRAEL".
Jewelry from this maker is characterized by modern Israeli sterling silver construction, frequently featuring multi-strand wire bands, applied floral or scroll wirework, and textured or oxidized finishes. These pieces typically incorporate natural cabochons like moonstone and amber, or archaeological materials like Roman glass accented with faceted stones.
Specific biographical details concerning the individual designer or the exact founding date of the Didae workshop have not been formally documented in major hallmark registries. To distinguish it from other studio signatures, look for the clean, unadorned typography of "didae" paired directly with "925" and "ISRAEL" on the interior shank or reverse of the setting.
Previously sold with this mark
Kept on the record — a maker's back catalogue is most of the evidence that a mark is what we say it is.
What this entry is based on
- one piece carrying this mark, handled and photographed by this shop Written with the piece in hand. No published hallmark reference covers most of these marks.
Nothing outside this shop has been checked for this mark yet. What is above comes from the pieces themselves and from what was written while they were in hand.
Know something we don't about this mark? Tell us — corrections from collectors are how a reference like this gets better.