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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: KevinM on October 02, 2014, 08:28:55 PM
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This was another item I got in the jewelry grab bag with the old gold ring at the TS the other day.
It's a small stone disk that looks to have been tooled on the side and under side and it measures about 1 inch in diameter. The image on the stone kind of resembles a face, I think.
The item puzzles me a bit. Just thought it was kind of interesting. Does anyone know what it may be (other than a stone of course) or been used for or anything else?
Thanks!
Kevin
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It sure seems to be an ammonite fossil (that's been given the lapidary treatment) to me , KevinM .
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Thanks for finding that fancypants! You are correct and that one looks almost the same. I thought it could have been used for jewelry as a pendant or something.
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You're welcome , KevinM !
I used to be a fossil-hunter , as a kid , so this one was easy for me .
They used to put them on belt-buckles , bolo ties & other such findings , and I guess they still do .