Here's one from right at the front of a soccer field stand. The stands are small, aluminum units but the Ace 250 didn't have any trouble with the standard coil. I like finding these rings with the melee cut diamonds, those tiny rocks sparkle so much better than the industrial chips usually present around a center stone. This ring has baguettes down the sides, too.
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Gold ring
- Thread starter Parkit
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Wow! That sure is a beauty
What is the K gold marking? I suggest you enter it in the find of the month contest! https://www.garrett.com/hobbysite/hbby_favoirite_find_en.aspx
What is the K gold marking? I suggest you enter it in the find of the month contest! https://www.garrett.com/hobbysite/hbby_favoirite_find_en.aspx