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plymouthian12

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Hit the beach for a cpl hours tonight larger ring is 14k and the smaller one is 18k. Question on the stone i was thinking it may be sapphire. But on the rim of the top theres very small chipping. Any thoughts 20180418_214511.webp20180418_214459.webp
 
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Given the chipping you mentioned I'm inclined to say morganite or possibly pink tourmaline. Both are popular pink-hued gemstones for faceting, but tend to be brittle and may chip if they hit hard surfaces.
 
Congrats on the double gold, the 18K looks like it has some age to it.
 
Those are a couple of nice rings. Congrats.
 
Nice stuff there. The pink could be tourmaline, morganite beryl, rose quartz (unlikely) or cubic zirconia.
 
I only wish I could be lucky enough to find a gold ring someday. I have a silver but no gold yet. Congrats on the double gold day.
 
Nice couple of beach saves! I'm with paleomaxx and smokeythecat. Morganite or tourmaline, pink tourmaline being the more common.
 
Congrats on the two Gold ring finds! I agree that the stone is not an Amethyst but no matter, it can be replaced fairly easily and cheap if you decide to do so. There are lots of Pear cut gems available online and all you need is the correct or near correct measurements of the current gem.
 
Ring tested good for diamond and sapphire
 
Always good to see someone score some gold!

Nicely done, and all the best,

Lanny
 
I only wish I could be lucky enough to find a gold ring someday. I have a silver but no gold yet. Congrats on the double gold day.

Hit the tot lots I find gold rings there plus gold pendants from broken necklaces.
 

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