My third ring

[Nathan W]

Back to 1901 site at lunch break. Got a seventies dime and a hunk of lead and than this ring. I assume it's a woman's and a small stone was in the hole. Anyone know of an age? I can't see any stamp on inside of band. I do vaguely see 4 numbers

 

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[jewelerguy]

Looks like a men's ring. Probably copper or brass and was once gold plated. Age?, my guess is 1960's-1970s. Worthless, but better than a pulltab

 

[Red-Coat]

Looks like the stone was glued into the hole that has moulded 'faux' claws around it. Cheap crackerjack or fairground ring from the mid-20th Century I would say.

 

[oldmxrat]

Always fun to pull a ring, even a junker, congrats!

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

Back to 1901 site at lunch break. Got a seventies dime and a hunk of lead and than this ring. I assume it's a woman's and a small stone was in the hole. Anyone know of an age? I can't see any stamp on inside of band. I do vaguely see 4 numbers

precious or not, rings are fun to find, wtg

 

[Blackfoot58]

Pretty common style. Usually 2 faux stones (glass) of different colors.
The larger would be a sapphire, emerald, amethyst, etc and a smaller diamond.
Still a cool find. Keep hunting, you are in the zone.