Dont think ive seen one found yet

[CASPER-2]

but another metal added to the "non gold" list of wedding bands
friend came over to watch Pats win and showed me his new wedding band
its made of meteorite - little lighter in color and weight of tungsten

 

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[Jeff H]

Never heard of that before Casper. Pretty cool. If it's a ring made of an iron/nickel alloy meteorite, I think most of us would discriminate it out

Go Pat's

 

[1KBlueTuber]

Apparently they're quite expensive!

 

[CASPER-2]

Apparently they're quite expensive!View attachment 1406476

I did not ask him what he paid - I will
but wonder what the resale would be if any one finds one

 

[CASPER-2]

Never heard of that before Casper. Pretty cool. If it's a ring made of an iron/nickel alloy meteorite, I think most of us would discriminate it out

Go Pat's

I hunt in all metal most of the time - but do you discrim. tungsten?

 

[cudamark]

I found a ring that was part Zirconium and part meteorite. It read like iron.

 

[updownup]

I never found one or even heard of one. Learned something today.

 

[DrJoePrime]

I think...meteorites are worth more per gram than gold (say 14K). After checking Google.. I see that generally cheaper for iron kind but more expensive for stony kind. With especially rare ones worth considerably more than gold.

 

[Icewing]

I'd assume if you dug it up you would think it's junk that fails the most basic of all jewelry tests, the magnet.

 

[WaterWalker]

Make a long story short...Lost ring in 10' sectional couch. Garrett Detector only found zippers. Took the couch apart as far as possible with destroying it, shook it upside down, felt a small grove. Got a Canadian metal detector (a magnet on a stick), slid it into the grove, heard the clink, felt the weight and knew I had something from outer-space! Here is a picture of the ring - white gold surrounding a meteorite ring. Ring returned!