Italian Gold Maker ID Needed

[jennn]

I found this bracelet a couple decades ago. Does anyone know this makers mark? I have exhausted my search.

 

[The Vintage Vendeuse]

It's very hard to tell since the photos are a bit blurry... but all I'm seeing are marks that say ITALY, and 14K, and 585. (585 also means 14K.)

This one is just too blurry to tell:

HOWEVER:
https://www.realorrepro.com/article/Italian-14K-gold-mark-forged-on-gold-jewelry

Italian jewelry I have is marked with a star and two letters indicating the province/city of origin.
https://www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYEUHALLMARKITALY.HTML
Have you tested your bracelet, or had it tested?

 

[jennn]

Thank you. I tried several times to get a clearer photo, it's just so small that even on x2 portrait I couldn't clean it up (usually I can!). I'm attaching a drawing of what I see on the logo - on a computer I can see it pretty clearly. I don't know what direction it goes, though. I did test it and the karat is correct. Since it's 14k, and not 18k, I wonder if it is a piece made in the US with Italian gold. The clasp, which says 585, is also likely Italian.

 

[jennn]

I should add that I don't know the age of this bracelet. I found it 20 or 30 years ago on the ground, on a sidewalk. Since the star and letter mark wasn't required until 1968, it's possible this was made prior to that.

 

[jennn]

I got a better photo of it! My drawing wasn't accurate - there is nothing in that corner where I drew a bird. And the lines appear to be all connected