My heartstopper 1-28-18

toddbbq

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28JAN2018 ring (3).webp28JAN2018 ring (4).webpWet sand with CTX and 14x9 Coiltech coil. Mainstone 3/4 carat 6 small stones.20 carat 14k k 5.27g hit at 12-05 4 to 6inches deep
 

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Excellent find!!!! a definite heart stopper
 

I'll bet her heart stopped too when she looked down and it wasn't t there. That's why we by insurance though. Great find .:thumb_up:
 

Oh my, that is a great find
 

I would have probably been tackled by bystanders thinking I was having a seizure. GREAT FIND. Your find is why we spend hours of our hard earned vacation at the beach walking up and down the beach.
 

Awesome find!
 

That’s your reward for digging the last 1000 pull tabs !

15CA9726-F99A-41B9-AD07-B53D2614BA4D.webp
 

Yep, that’s what it’s all about, congrats!
 

Todd....That is one beautiful looking ring. Have you been able to check the stones to see if they are real?
I'm not experienced enough to determine by the pics.

I've found some really nice 14k rings and the stones turned out to be otherwise.

I finally bought a diamond tester to check for myself because I'd sit around wondering or have to run down to the mall and have a jeweler look at it.
:happysmiley:
 

guess as to value?
 

Stones tested good and I figure $2500 to $3000. Resale about 1000 to 1500 but I will probably donate to one of my kids for future use.
 

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Had to be a heart stopper for you when you found it. Mine stopped just looking at your picture of it !
 

I researched all the lost and founds and craigslist but to no avail. Most likely a tourist from out of state and from the rings appearance it looks to have been in the water/sand quite a long time. As you see in the side view of the ring the outer support prongs appear to be a bit tarnished. I believe the outer prongs were repaired at some point thus the reason for the gold appearing dark/tarnished. I always try the return route first if possible as I have 9 or more returned finds under my belt.
 

A Real One for a change!!!!
Great Find!!!!!
 

From my last good one to this one I have found at least a dozen junkers. Sign of the times I guess.
 

Awesome find Todd. Congratulations!
 

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