IS THIS GOLD ????!!

[BXIITN]

So basically this material was found inside a jar in north africa ( it was extracted from 5-10 meters down ). The jar contained 5kg of these and some kind of antiques The gold detector went on on it but i can't tell what is it exactly. Can you please help me if you have any ideas about it. Thank you.

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

Welcome to TreasureNet.

Impossible to tell for sure, pictures are out of focus, can you post better pictures that are in focus? The 2nd picture at the 1 o'clock position looks like it could be a gold nugget.

 

[islamoradamark]

looks very interesting welcome to Treasurenet someone took the time to stash that it has to be something good

 

[Bodfish Mike]

Bottom Pic looks like 5 garnets and one gold nugget.
Cheers

 

[placertogo]

The 5 pieces look a bit like waterworn brown zircon crystals.

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

welcome to TreasureNet...!
One gold nugget and raw gems...
Enjoy!
GL+HH

 

[mystic bill]

So basically this material was found inside a jar in north africa ( it was extracted from 5-10 meters down ). The jar contained 5kg of these and some kind of antiques The gold detector went on on it but i can't tell what is it exactly. Can you please help me if you have any ideas about it. Thank you.
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I agree with 5 pieces of garnet and 1 gold siderite [email protected]

 

[Seahound]

Looks like a gold nugget to me.

 

[Bonaro]

First pic looks like pyrite due to the angular nature and color.

Please post some better pics. Strong lighting and magnification

 

[Tesorodeoro]

First pic looks like pyrite due to the angular nature and color.

Please post some better pics. Strong lighting and magnification

Single message and none since summer 2021. Me thinks I hear crickets.

 

[russau]

Even a NO response from the poster , I say to everyone else , do a scratch test on a piece of unglazed tile on the backside. and use a known gold karat and scratch it on this unglazed side and the scratch your "gold" next to it and compare it's color to see how close it would be for your sample. OR just take it to a Jewler to see !