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Posted: 09 Jul 2017

Taken: 09 Jul 2017

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1/60 • f/4.0 • 18.7 mm • ISO 220 •

NIKON COOLPIX P900

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I´m not a material girl....

I´m not a material girl....
..denn dieser Ring hat für mich keinen materiellen Wert.
Ich hab ihn vor ein paar Jahren auf einem Trödelmarkt entdeckt..in einem Haufen "antiker Schmuckstücke" und seine Zeichen haben mich sofort an die keltischen Oghamzeichen erinnert.
Ich trage ihn seitdem ständig (ausser an meinem Arbeitsplatz) und er bereichert mein Leben
durch die Tatsache, dass er mich gefunden hat und ich ihn trage, als wäre er für mich gemacht....
Es gibt übrigens noch viel bereichernde Personen oder Dinge in meinem Leben, die ich allerdings
nicht zeigen oder darstellen kann ;)

Macro.Mondays 2.0 -was mein Leben reicher macht-
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 Tanja - Loughcrew
Tanja - Loughcrew club has replied
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Diane..this is just an ordinary metal ring..about 250-300 years old. The symbols seem to be signs of ownership..maybe it´s hungarian oder from the balkans. I often wonder for whom this ring was made..but it feels good wearing it..must have been an good one ;)
Thank you so much Diane...it´s nice to be able to share this things...sister ;)
Hope you wear your grannys ring till your granddaughter does ;)
6 years ago.
 Valfal
Valfal
A very interesting ring well captured in b&w!
6 years ago.
 Diane Putnam
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Oh, so old! That makes it even more fascinating! I would think someone fairly high up in the social order would wear a ring like this. Is there a museum you could take it to for an opinion?

Re: my own ring. It's a dilemma, because my granddaughter loses every single thing that's smaller than a bicycle. I've given her other jewelry (only one thing was real silver) and have never seen them again. If I ask about them, she has no idea where they are! Arrgh! It's funny, but annoying. :-(
6 years ago. Edited 6 years ago.
 Tanja - Loughcrew
Tanja - Loughcrew club has replied
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Thanks a lot dear Val...I really love it ;)
6 years ago.
 Tanja - Loughcrew
Tanja - Loughcrew club has replied
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The information I got is from someone who asseses antique jewelry Diane..till then I had the hope it would be a celtic ring ;))

And hey....it´s the same all around the world...I would never give my daughter this ring until she really knows, where here head is fixed!!! ;))))
6 years ago.

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