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Andy4707

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Today while digging i found a couple shell bottons, are they worth anything? I also found a piece of jewelry not sure if it is a piece of a necklace, any info or value would be helpful. Here is a pic.

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sort of looks like part of a ring . anything on the back of it
 

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The two buttons on the left are made out of mother of pearl, a type of shell material which can be worth something. The one on the right looks like a type of stone or something, could be valueble, nice finds!
 

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hey andy i would swear i just saw a stone like that on the head of an elephant statue at an antique shop. it was like part of a head dress on the elephant an the stone might have some value. cool though nice fine. bill
 

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If I remember correctly me and Andy thought that the stone might be plastic, but were not sure.
Andy I have an idea to get value/age of the stone (if it is a stone and not plastic) Bring it to a jeweler somewhere around you.
 

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Touch the stone to your teeth- You'll know the difference. The setting looks like silver DON'T CLEAN IT. This will destroy any collector value.
 

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If you can post a picture of the stone in better light and a view of the back of the mounting I might be able to give you guess. Or just stop by a mineral/gem shop or jewelers and they could probably give you an ID on the stone. If it is not glass their are several other dark blue stones used in jewelry.

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ok, i might take it to a jewler, otherwise i will post a picture of a stone
 

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