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Zirconium Ring - Anyone Find or Have One They Can Get Numbers On

flysar

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I've been asked to look for a Black Zirconium wedding band. Not one google nor forums search mentions successfully detecting one or an associated TID.
Internet research states it is metal and has the same conductivity as Titanium so I'm assuming Zirconium is detectable.
I'll report back the details if I'm able to locate it tomorrow.
 
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I do not one ,nor have I found one that I can recall. But, as you know, it is like titanium, so not magnetic but it will conduct electricity. I would take a guess of a higher reading perhaps like a dime. Let us know please.
 
Well, the good news is that yes, it's detectable.


Unfortunately, I don't think I've got any lying around to test.

If I were to guess, I'd guess in the nickel / pulltab range.
The titanium band I'm wearing now reads 13 - 14, and that's the closest thing I've got to compare to...

Good luck,
mike
 
3hr river search, Zirconium Wedding Band found.
In the river ID 14-15, air test solid 14
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WAY TO GO!
May the ring of gold be in your ears and its glitter in your scoop.
 
I have found several over the years & as I remember I believe there were low on the scale but were found with other detector than Equinox.
 
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