It’s late in the season but I found a nice 14K wedding band at the waters edge. This has been a slow year at the beach but I have found some great finds. There has been a lot of people on the beach but not nearly the lost jewelry finds. I still like to hunt as you never know your next find. I bought a new titanium sand scoop with a carbon fiber handle today, guess I better find a few more rings! Lol
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One more gold ring
- Thread starter bwstephen
- Start date
This is one of the few hobbies that actually pays for itself. Unfortunately, it takes alot longer now as fewer people bring there bling to the beach. Congrats on a nice ring.
fwcrawford
Well-known member
Great find… with the beach conditions changing from day to day, you never know what my turn up.
kaolinwasher
Well-known member
for me to , last year 6 gold rings, this year 0 zero, Hard times people are now welling the rings they have to eat and pay the bills , I found a ring today it was plated Ohhh how the Gold has lost its shine, I remember my dad asked my mom, what kind of ring she wanted, she said I would rather have a wash machine, and thats what she got
Tungsten and titanium have hurt the silver and gold finds. They pay a bunch for good ones but almost worthless on resale. They are a hardened metal and cannot be resized.
fwcrawford
Well-known member
About the resizing of tungsten rings, I was told by a jeweler that a certain brand will exchange a ring of their brand for a larger one if needed for $35 at the time ( about 5 years ago)… of course along with the $35, you would also need to turn your ring in.
Odanscoils
Well-known member
I've always wondered if someone dug up a body attached to belt plates and buckle's from the civil war.
Danydich
New member
What a lucky find, especially this late in the season! Your enthusiasm for beach hunting is contagious, and that titanium sand scoop sounds like a game-changer. The thrill of never knowing what's next is half the fun, right? Hoping those lost treasures keep popping up for you! BTW, speaking of finds, have you ever stumbled upon those mood ring colors in your beach hunts? It's fascinating how they reflect emotions.