Not quite a class ring? Would like to find the owner.

[gardengal]

Found this today. I can't seem to find any info on this type of bracelet. It says Jane Craft. It's from Hempfield Area High School. Anyone have any idea how old this is?

 

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[Ant]

My guess is bubblegum machine prize.

 

[AlabamaRelic]

Not from a bubblegum machine.

 

[gardengal]

Really!! It says 925 silver. So I'm guessing it's not from a bubblegum machine. But thanks anyway Ant.

 

[Crispin]

Hey, when in doubt...go with the null hypothesis. Glad we can reject it it for you.

 

[Prairie Prowler]

Nice find..Maybe theres a year on the rings details..or some initals..but most of the cheaper one arent marked

 

[Ant]

Maybe a cereal box silver ring?

 

[Ant]

Post a clear pic of the ring and mark, that inlay looks like modern day trinket jewelry, the whole set looks like that. It has what looks like a glued on top, if it is silver there should be a basel that secured the dome, that I don't see. I'm judging on my cell phone. Is that an actual school or area? I find a lot of this junk:

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[austin]

Looks like you have the top laying there. The stone is missing. It looks like a Zale's or Walmart high school ring. For a fraction of the price that Balfour, Josten or other ring companies charge, you can go to a jewelry store and get a cheaper silver, or fake metal ring that looks authentic, but doesn't have the school info. I sold my bachelor's ring when gold went to $2000 or so a couple of years ago. I searched evrywhere for a ring, then decided to buy a silver, palladium ring from my college. Paid nearly $800 for it. Way too much money, but it's pale gold in color, large size, 10 pt. diamond and M.A. instead of B.A. to celebrate my master's. I love it, but that ring you have sells for much less. Could have been home schooled. Don't know. Just an idea...

 

[nhbenz]

Welcome to TreasureNet!
I believe this is a piece from Danecraft (rather than Jane Craft), who made lots of charm bracelets in the 1960's. Here is some information about the company: http://www.charmchatter.com/vintage-charm-manufacturers-danecraft-inc
I think some of the previous responses were on the thought that it was a finger sized ring, rather than a charm sized one

 

[jeff of pa]

all I can tell you is it was sold in the School store at Hempfield High School in Landisville, Pennsylvania.
Probably to a former Cheerleader .




there is no Conceivable way to be sure to get it back to it's original Owner.
You could put adds in the Papers that serve East & West Hempfield Townships here in PA
and hope someone wants it bad enough to claim it was theirs.

Odds are there were allot of them lost & unless the location you found it can be
narrowed down to one particular former Student, Put it in your collection

 

[etex]

Jane probably lost it after smoking too much hemp in a field

 

[BigWaveDave]

all I can tell you is it was sold in the School store at Hempfield High School in Landisville, Pennsylvania.
Probably to a former Cheerleader .

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there is no Conceivable way to be sure to get it back to it's original Owner.
You could put adds in the Papers that serve East & West Hempfield Townships here in PA
and hope someone wants it bad enough to claim it was theirs.

Odds are there were allot of them lost & unless the location you found it can be
narrowed down to one particular former Student, Put it in your collection

Best post I've ever read...

 

[TheRingFinder]

Welcome gardengal - Most people on Treasure Net will help you out with any info they have, don't be discouraged by the smart as#*!!!

I have returned a few class rings - and that takes some time and research. You will be hard pressed trying to find the owner of that bracelet. - Good Luck though and keep us informed on any progress!

 

[Ant]

It makes sense being a keepsake that the school book store sold, not a class ring.

 

[Ant]

I wasn't trying to be a meen, just keeping it real and not falling for the gal part of your screen name which I never looked at until now, welcome to Tnet.

 

[gardengal]

Thank you all for your vast knowledge. I knew after watching this site for years that someone would have some info on it. More than what I could find out. Thank you all for you input and the welcomes. Glad to finally be a member.

 

[DirtStalker]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hempfield_Area_High_School
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