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[robfinds]

Hello had to show you all my latest find. Georgian bling set with a 9 carrot yellow diamond !. The silver pin on the back is a later repair. Just keep on digging !!!!!.

love Robert.

 

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[Born Free]

That beauty is what it's all about. Congrats on a wonderful find.
Born Free

 

[vpnavy]

Nice finds robfind.

 

[robfinds]

Better pictures

here's some better pics.

 

[SusanMN]

Yikes! That must be worth a ton of money with a diamond that size.

 

[ENTHUSIAST]

Wow congrats I am guessing you probably could buy a house with that or am I wrong AMAZING find!!!

 

[Jeff95531]

I don't know WHAT I'm looking at...but I like it!

 

[Erik in NJ]

It's a very nice piece, but I see scratches on the "diamond" so I have my doubts that the stone is a real 9 ct. diamond. You don't provide much detail on the item. Any more color??

 

[Kodiak43351]

Hello had to show you all my latest find. Georgian bling set with a 9 carrot yellow diamond !. The silver pin on the back is a later repair. Just keep on digging !!!!!.

love Robert.

Wow I hope it's real what a find if it is

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[robfinds]

I blame the wife !. The only markings on the brooch are TW 9CT. My wife confidently stated this meant total weight 9 carrats. In fairness she showed me one of her rings with diamonds (small ones) that was stamped that way. Also looking on the net seemed to back her theory up !. Further research though this morning as proved that the stone is in fact a citrine, and the brooch Victorian, I found it though at the site of Georgian hunting lodge. As I said there's no date stamp, or city on the brooch. The gold looks better than 9 carrat, and the citrine is a wonderful yellow. As for value, hundreds rather than thousands. I wont sell, I will have a safety chain fitted to it , the wife's claimed it any way. Still a great find, and one to keep in the family. Must dash, off to search a local wood, it's full of coins many pre-decimal, so my scrap silver collection should get bigger, I will weigh it in just before Christmas.

Keep Digging
Robert.