dcooper1
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- Oct 23, 2005
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I found the remnants of this bracelet yesterday. I got a decent signal and started digging when these clumps of diamonds started coming out of the dirt. Most of them were 4 diamonds attached, and then I started finding the blue stones. After about an hour of removing the dirt and sifting, and resifting, I think I got all of them.
Question is, until I can get to a jeweler (probably not until next week), do you think they could be real. My feeling right now is that they are not. The actual bracelet seems too cheap and the blue stones have some cracks in them. It was found about 4" deep so maybe its just really old and been in the ground for a while.
Is there any other way that I could check the diamonds myself??
The picture of the bracelet is after I put the pieces back how they were probably attached (4diamonds, blue stone, 4 diamonds), I am pretty certain of the order because one set of 4 diamonds had a blue stone still attached.
I also found a nice 22K gold wedding band. On the inside it was dated "05-05-1969".
Question is, until I can get to a jeweler (probably not until next week), do you think they could be real. My feeling right now is that they are not. The actual bracelet seems too cheap and the blue stones have some cracks in them. It was found about 4" deep so maybe its just really old and been in the ground for a while.
Is there any other way that I could check the diamonds myself??
The picture of the bracelet is after I put the pieces back how they were probably attached (4diamonds, blue stone, 4 diamonds), I am pretty certain of the order because one set of 4 diamonds had a blue stone still attached.
I also found a nice 22K gold wedding band. On the inside it was dated "05-05-1969".
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