Modern and then old !!!

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Had a couple of hours late this afternoon, on a field about 15 miles from where I live. The field I searched was a very small grass paddock. It was typical for it's type, a few copper coins, mixed in with modern junk. To be honest nice just to be out detecting, we've had over a week of what seems like constant rain showers ( some very heavy ). As I say just digging the mundane, and then late on, a faint signal, produced this lovely gold ring. No hall mark, and looks very good gold, with an uncut blue stone. Looks to me to be old. Robert.
 

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Robert IMO... This is a phenom find.
Stellar...
And every other word that pushes this up and beyond the top.

BANNER... FOR IMO... THIS IS...
medieval period.

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My first thought was Medieval, the look, size & gold all match. What throw my thinking was the grass paddock, it would have to have been ploughed or something else to explain it being in range. Possible....
 

Welp... Cruz... this is your "cup of tea" for sure...
This is your neck of the woods and your area of knowledge due to your "exposure" to such types of things.

I just read the books :P
Oh and the internet :)

Some serious looking into this piece should be in order IMO though.
I think he nailed it.
Somehow this little beauty has remained "intact" all these eons.
Such a small little piece surely could have "slipped through the cracks" so to speak.
 

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My first thought was Medieval, the look, size & gold all match. What throw my thinking was the grass paddock, it would have to have been ploughed or something else to explain it being in range. Possible....

My first thought was medieval stirrup ring too, but when you wrote 17th-18th C i thought, well, Cru knows this stuff better. :tongue3:
 

My first thought was medieval stirrup ring too, but when you wrote 17th-18th C i thought, well, Cru knows this stuff better. :tongue3:

Its not the classic stirrup shape but very close, & like I say crossed my mind. Just can't think how it was in range.
 

Robert IMO... This is a phenom find.
Stellar...
And every other word that pushes this up and beyond the top.

BANNER... FOR IMO... THIS IS...
medieval period.

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Many thanks for your research AARC. A pleasing find then, the Deus certainly sniffs out the gold. Ironic really, the three recent gold finds, have come in what I consider the closed season. Once again many thanks, Robert.
 

Its not the classic stirrup shape but very close, & like I say crossed my mind. Just can't think how it was in range.
Hello Cru, maybe some time the field was ploughed. Also the action of animals, wild and domestic, can move tons of soil over the years. Even the humble earth worm over centuries, will move some soil. Robert.
 

Banner for sure. very very nice find. I just love those mid-evil rings
 

Ok i'm going to go with what the others said.
Awesome find congrats!

For what ever reason, i have no pics of the ring in your post.
I can see the pics ARRC posted.
...."e" strikes again!
 

Ok i'm going to go with what the others said.
Awesome find congrats!

For what ever reason, i have no pics of the ring in your post.
I can see the pics ARRC posted.
...."e" strikes again!
Cheers Ms. Here's the pictures again. Robert.
 

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Thanks!
That is one awesome ring!!!
Congrats!!!
 

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