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Ring Find Today.
- Thread starter The Coin Magician
- Start date
The Coin Magician
Well-known member
I thought all silver rings have a hallmark.
Donna(NJ
Well-known member
If its very shiny it may be stainless. If the finish on the inside is kinda bumpy, Id say fake junk.
Silver found in the ground will show some kind of tarnish whether blackening or dulling. Bright shine and new, Id say stainless.
Especially because there are no markings. Most silver with be marked 925, sterling or English hallmarks.
Pretty ring nonetheless.
HH
Donna(NJ)
Silver found in the ground will show some kind of tarnish whether blackening or dulling. Bright shine and new, Id say stainless.
Especially because there are no markings. Most silver with be marked 925, sterling or English hallmarks.
Pretty ring nonetheless.
HH
Donna(NJ)
Mark kus
Well-known member
I dig some sterling rings id say almost all will be nice and shiny out of the ground they will tarnish in or around saltwater unless dropped recently.
Mark