Imagine buying a ring for just £10 at a car boot sale then wearing it every day for 30 years because you thought it was fake.
That’s exactly what happened.
A woman picked up a dusty ring at a hospital car boot sale in west London back in the 1980s. It was set in a filthy mount, barely sparkled, and looked like cheap costume jewellery.
She never thought twice about it.
Decades later, she finally had it checked.
The verdict?
It wasn’t fake it was a 26 carat 19th century diamond.
She sent it to auction.
Expected price: £350,000.
Final hammer price: £656,750.
From a £10 bargain to more than 65,000× its purchase price.
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