Please Help Identifying this piece of Jewelry

Dgg19

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Hi, I found this piece of jewelry today on the shore of a lake beach while metal detecting for the first time. It looks like it must be a pearl, but I am not sure. It appears white at first, but shines pink and greenish. Anyone know what it is or how to identify it? Thanks. Jewelry 1.jpg Jewelry 2.jpg
 

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Tpmetal

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the stone is actually opal from what i can tell. If its natural opal or not i am not sure. also your pics a bit blurry so i could be dead wrong
 

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Dgg19

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Wow, Thanks for the quick response. I just joined the site a few minutes ago. I wish I had a better camera!
 

RVRoamer73

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Nice looking piece of jewelry. Do you think it's Gold? Might be a mark somewhere on it. If not marked as Gold, you could test it and if Gold then that may be a real pearl. In any case, nice find and welcome to Tnet.
 

Molewacker

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Looks like opal to me also - nice pendent, likely gold setting - look for marks on back

Took me 3 years to find my first gold -

Nice find!!!!
 

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Dgg19

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Looks like opal to me also - nice pendent, likely gold setting - look for marks on back

Took me 3 years to find my first gold -

Nice find!!!!

Thanks! I need to get myself a magnifying glass. As far as I can see, I see a tiny number 5 or 3 on the back. It seems to be gold plated, but it is so small. Opal makes more sense after looking at some photos. I can tell I am going to get addicted to metal detecting, lol. Lots of fun. Reminds me a lot of how I feel when I go fishing....Similar mystery type mindset. I found a bunch of coins out there too, but nothing earlier than the 70's.
 

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Nice pendant, congrats! :occasion14:
 

Molewacker

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Thanks! I need to get myself a magnifying glass. As far as I can see, I see a tiny number 5 or 3 on the back. It seems to be gold plated, but it is so small. Opal makes more sense after looking at some photos. I can tell I am going to get addicted to metal detecting, lol. Lots of fun. Reminds me a lot of how I feel when I go fishing....Similar mystery type mindset. I found a bunch of coins out there too, but nothing earlier than the 70's.

You are now a "Dirt fisher" like myself - If the Salmon aren't in, I'm casting my coil! :)
 

Doug from NS

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Yup, that is an opal. You are lucky finding that on a shoreline, opals do not like getting wet. Some can actually dissolve.
 

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Nice find of the opal pendant. Congrats.
 

A2coins

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Thats a great find you will find lots of really cool stuff youll see
 

A2coins

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Welcome to tnet and the addiction Tommy
 

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Dgg19

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I went out again today and found an old shotgun shell from what looks it's from around 1920. Pretty cool! I also found this that says 32 on one side and I can't quite make out the other side. It might sat 4 AN or maybe WAN or MAN. It's heavy and tiny, about 1/3 the size of a bottle cap. Anyone have a clue as to what it may be? I am up in New Hampshire.
 

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CoinHunterAZ

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Opal & Gold, Congrats my friend...Great score! Welcome to TN as well!
 

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