Nice low tide today, -1.2. Plenty of wet sand to hunt. Not much in clad, $2-$3, but, the surf gods were good to me! First good target was the little .925 flower pendant. Second good target, about 1 hour later, was the ring, 14K gold, weighting in at 3.9 grams. Tested the stones, not diamonds:sad: Third good target was the medallion, 14K gold, weighting in at 4.4 grams. that was an additional hour later. Great day at the beach! Thanks for looking.
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Low Tide=Yellow Stuff:crazy:
- Thread starter unearth
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"Dr.Tones"
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Looks like nice opal to me!
banditicey
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VERY IMPRESSIVE
Tommy Cash
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Who cares if those chips aren't real diamonds. What you have there is a very nice opal, and that's coming from someone who cuts them. If I was you I'd get it valued by a certified Gemologist - don't sell that ring for scrap.
martygene said:
The TID numbers on the ring were a solid 12-05 and the numbers on the pendent were 12-04,12-05. I was using a completely open screen with sensitivity manual, maxed at 30, ground-coin, conductive sounds, pinpoint normal. When I passed the coil over these two items, the sound was rock solid and the pendent sound nearly blew my ears off. The ring was around 6-8 inches deep and the pendent was only about 4 maybe 5 inches deep. Both were found in the wet hard packed sand.
