My Find Before Sunset

[treasurecoasteric]

I was using my Whites M6 in the wet sand shortly before sunset. I gout a faint signal and the VDI shows a nickel of a ring at 6"...........oh well that's Whites for ya ! Hey any major brand would found this 6" in wet sand. If from the 1715 fleet?? If not

 

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[Fitzwilk]

Wow! Nice find. Looks like your camera focused on Gary's book instead of that pretty ring. Maybe try setting the ring down on the book and retaking the photo. If that's a real emerald and diamonds you're talking big $$.

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Very nice.

 

[lorraine]

That is a beautiful ring find, treasurecoasteric

Congrats on fine detecting!

Lorraine

 

[treasurecoasteric]

Yeah I had to give Gary a little promo there since he has been so cool about helping me out and has answered every single email that I have sent him with questions about beach hunting. Really a nice guy and has always been so encouraging.

 

[Fitzwilk]

Any markings inside the band?

 

[detectahead]

Better pic! Beautiful ring!

 

[Beach Papa]

Beautiful Ring. If you find out it is from 1715 fleet, that would be awesome and a banner find... Beach papa

 

[jbc465]

Very nice ring.

 

[CSMPEREZ]

Nice find, love the color!! Ray

 

[treasurecoasteric]

Thanks everyone. I he ed learned that due to the prongs it most likely isn't 1715, yet still a niece modern piece. It is getting appraised.

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[S.S.Tupperware]

Nice find either way...

 

[Sir Gala Clad]

That stone looks too perfect to be natural.
So its most likely a lab made Emerald.
Great find, beautiful ring.
Sure wish they made green tail lights.
Until then, I am stuck with my imitation Ruby "Ford-A-Light" (sigh)!
You have my envy!

Thanks everyone. I he ed learned that due to the prongs it most likely isn't 1715, yet still a niece modern piece. It is getting appraised.

Sent from my BNTV600 using TreasureNet