He: Found Shakespeare's 500-year-old gold ring?

An old lady who spends her free time wandering through the countryside looking for treasures with a metal detector, recently dug a gold ring.

According to the Daily Mail, the ring was found near Shakespeare Hall in Warwickshire, possibly once belonged to William Shakespeare - Britain's greatest cultural figure.

The gold ring is estimated to be 500 years old.

Ms. Sue Kilvert , 66, is not happy to find the first precious thing in the journey to find treasure in the past 5 years. She said she dug 20cm into the ground and found the ring.

Kilvert initially did not mind the ring because he thought it was of little value. But when people talked about the ring's connection with Shakespeare, she expressed astonishment.

'I thought it was a modern-day ring, but when I looked closely, I realized it was special. The ring dates back about 500 years, ' Ms. Kilvert said. The Birmingham Museum in the area is notified of Ms. Kilvert's new discovery and will send people to examine.

The value of the gold ring is unknown.

Ms. Kilvert hopes to keep the 'whole life' treasure, but it may also have to be sold to the museum if it is determined to be an important historical artifact.

'Whether it is a treasure or not, I still want to keep it. This is an unbelievable finding , ' Ms. Kilvert shared.

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