I have a question for list members (answer off-list if desired).
Recently while unplugging my blocked sink, I found a small cache of
broken up jewellery and watches in the U-Bend (no, I don't know how
they got there either). A number of the bigger pieces look like they
might be gold (fingers crossed). They aren't tarnished. What I am
wondering is, is there some easy test I can perform to tell if they
are probably gold or partly gold? I don't want to look like a
complete idiot if I take in lumps of brass or copper to be tested at
a jewellers.
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