This summer I found this small cluster of raw emerald, buried about 6 1/2 deep at a beach about a mile South of Douglas beach, South of Ft. Pierce, Fl. Shark
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PhipsFolly said:And for those of you that remain skeptics about finding emeralds on the beach... so you are saying that not only am I a liar and now so is Dell, but also the girl that found the 70 somewhat carat emerald on the beach in Wabasso (which was all over the news and it now sits in the Mel Fisher Museum in Sebastian), she also must be a liar...
And the guy that found the encrusted conglomerate containing numerous emeralds on the beach in the Melbourne area (which now is displayed in the McClarty State Treasure Museum in Sebastian), yeah, he also must be a liar...
Why is it so difficult to be believe our stories? Coins, jewelry, and artifacts both large and small come ashore or are buried up in the dunes and are recovered constantly just inshore from historical Spanish wrecksites. Emeralds being the shape they are, tumble around much more easily than anything else... why would they not also come ashore?!! We all know that they were quite common as contraband on the Spanish vessels and have been recovered from wrecks the world over... think about it people... it's not only likely that they are found along our coast with the wrecksites so close to our shoreline, I am surprised they aren't found more often.