Fakes, Copies for the Collectors and Dubious Miniatures of St. Andrew the First Called order

Originals https://asiamedals.info/threads/miniatures-of-the-order-of-st-andrew-the-first-called.22833/

Gilded silver.
25 mm (37 mm with ring) x 18 mm.
Weight 5.8 g.

Typical reverse of such rarity.

Gilded silver.
Size 29.5 (to top of crown) x 18.1 mm.

Third one (this times with fake Russian marks "anchors+56" and "IK").

Unmarked fake.

 

Allegedly in gold.

Another such badge.
This time with the ribbon.

 

Gold. Crown is obviously from Bulgarian order of civil merit.

 

Gold.
Size 11.85 x 21.42 mm.
Weight 3 g.

 

 

From the same "workshop" as previous badge.

 

Variation of precious "craftsmanship".

 

 

Most likely inspired by collar and badge of John George Lambton, 1st Earl of Durham.
Gold and enamel.
Unmarked.
Weight 18.7 g.

 

Must be "spare parts" for the previous bracelet-collar.

Links with the same features as before.

 

 

 

Silver with gold and enamel centre.

 

Low-quality copy of this original piece https://asiamedals.info/threads/min...st-andrew-the-first-called.22833/#post-348328

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 22.6 x 12.8 mm.
Weight 1.9 g.

 

Nice looking badge.
Height approximately 30 mm (measured with the eyelet).

But they are always making the same mistake: greedy overproduction.

 

Mind-blowing "miniature collar".
Length 140 mm.

 

Miniature diamond star-brooch. Birdie looks a little bit sick.
Size 30 mm.

 

Well-known fake miniature but this time with fake Russian marks https://asiamedals.info/threads/fak...rew-the-first-called-order.26850/#post-348333

Allegedly in gold, enamel.
Size 14.5 mm.

Marked with a fake St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark "anchors+56" and fake maker's mark "IK" for Julius Keibel.