Russian hallmark

Hi all, can anyone identify the hallmarks of this egg pendant (year of manufacture, maker, place, etc.)? I know that it's a recent jewelry, but I'd like to know more details. Thanks in advance!
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Faberge made similar egg pendants but I do t know enough about their hallmarks and copyists to give an ID

Hi need better images of marks.

Rabbit82

Hi, I hope that this is beter!

Hi the images are much better,thanks, I do not know the marks , the letters look similar to Russian letters,although I may be wrong ,no other Russian looking marks,
do a clear image of each mark,for others to see.

Regards Rabbit82.

The Cyrillic transliterates as ULNN.

Number 960 stands for the silver content. Number 525 stands for the gold content. In gold content mark there should be a lady's head facing the numbers. Somewhere next to head should be one letter, which should be the same as a second letter on the mark with letters. Mark with letters: first letter stands for a year of production; second letter stands for the government agency which approved content of precious metals (and has to be the same as a letter next to the lady's head). Letters after that (third and forth) are standing for manufacturer, or a place of manufacturer. In your case could be a place - Nizhniy Novgorod, but not sure. The numbers 960 and 585 pointing out at the time period before 1917. Exact date could not tell, most likely after 1800.

I guess I'm too late with response to the post, but maybe info will be helpful for somebody else in the future.

My mistake about the date. This type of marking with the lady's head was used from 1927 to 1955.

In XVIII - XIX the marking for silver was usually number 84. In November 1779 Russian government allowed use numbers from 72 to 84 for silver marking.
Complicated system and not much info.

Hi Yelena, thanks for your informations!

The pleasure is mine.