Can anyone id this ring it came up as a solid 9 on my minelab

redelf12

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Minelab xterra 505 / old bounty hunter quick draw
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Metal Detecting

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Are you saying a magnet will or will not stick to it.
You can get both magnetic and non magnetic stainless steel.
But a stainless ring would be non magnetic.
If its not marked its probably not a precious metal.
 

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It's not parked at all think it could be titianum ?

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No I do not think its titanium.
Titanium is grey, also very light.
I think its stainless.
You keep using the wrong letters when typing so Im confused as to whether or not it is ferro magnetic.
 

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316L is my guess. Comes up Like gold non magnetic.
 

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Some kinds of stainless steel are non-magnetic. The advantage of having a non-magnetic ring is that your finger doesn't get pinched by strong magnets! This ring looks like stainless in the pictures. A jeweler could tell you for sure.

Also, the absence of markings does not mean a ring is not a precious metal-- most rings are mass-produced, and like any factory process, sometimes one will slip through without being properly stamped. Also, some home-spun jewelers and jewelry class students don't have a way to stamp their rings.
 

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Got to love spell check lol nice ring though

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Yes, it's a contemporary stainless ring with a nice design.
I have found a similar ring, though with a different design.

Mike
 

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