Gold Medieval Ring

[celticspikey]

Some of you may remember the Gold ring I found back last year, well it has been disclaimed under the treasure act and is now back in my possession, I am in the process of trying to get a value on it in its present state and also looking at the possibility of restoring it with the view to the farmer keeping it, this will be costly I am sure but would be nice. Back in April addition of the searcher, I wrote a report on it, I have also heard the 4 coins are treasure and the Salisbury museum would like to acquire after the TVC has got there finger out ???my little dig on the length of time it has taken . 

[Bill from Lachine]

That's one beauty of a find....maybe a reputable jeweler will repair it in his spare time for a reasonable amount...it's worth a try.

Regards + HH

Bill

[celticspikey]

That's one beauty of a find....maybe a reputable jeweler will repair it in his spare time for a reasonable amount...it's worth a try.

Regards + HH

Bill

Yeh Bill, I will try a couple of fine jewellers  : cheers mate.

[Radnor Bandit (Ian)]

Best try a small family Jeweller, one that is a member of the goldsmiths guild (should have notice to the effect in the shop) Not a High St chain.
I had a silver posy ring that was in 2 pieces repaired by a shop in Hereford. It ended up looking very nice for a reasonable £20.

Lovely ring definatly worth a bit of TLC

[carling2]

very nice ring , I had several pieces of a 14thc ring last year and was lucky enough to find 4 separate  pieces so I took em to a jeweller in Hereford {yes after I,d had them back as disclaimer treasure ,} and also took some scrap gold as space filler ,, end result nice complete toned 14th and18th c ring  which I presented to farmer.

[celticspikey]

Thanks for the advice guys  

[dances with badgers]

good luck with the repair paul

[nonker10]

hi bandit
  was that dan at andrew lamputs.thats where i usually take my stuff.

[cardiffian]

Hi Celtic,

Sending you a pm

Alan.