It sounds like a dream scenario for your average metal detectorist ... He discovered not just gold, but a Medieval Bishop's ring dating back to the late 12th to early 13th century.

Inside the wedding ring's band is an inscription in French that translates to "I hold your faith, hold mine.” Courtesy of Noonans On a typical day, many metal detector hobbyists go home empty ...

Discover the precision and dedication of expert craftsmen as they shape metal with unmatched accuracy. Using traditional spinning techniques combined with modern expertise, every detail is ...

A gold bishop’s ring found in England in 2019 and dated ... Finder Mark Sell, a metal detector enthusiast, said in a release from the auction house Monday that he had “been detecting for ...

Oh well. Here is a picture of a spinning ring instead. If you don't want to watch the clip, let me summarize. Conan likes to spin his wedding ring on the table. His best spin keeps the ring ...

Lars Nielsen was casually using his metal detector while exploring the Emmerlev area in Denmark when he made quite the surprising discovery: a large and luxurious-looking gold ring set with a red ...

All of these projects and events had items made for them by O.W. Landergren Inc., a Pittsfield metal spinning business, that is marking its 100th anniversary this year. A direct line to the company's ...

One such company is Kitajima Shibori Seisakusho, among the nation’s most skilled shops at shaping metal with spinning techniques. This company’s strength lies in its ability to create special ...