Man spends nine months panning for gold to create wedding rings in New South Wales

Jhob Drinkwater spent nine months panning for gold in New South Wales to create wedding rings for his fiancée, Sarah Ostini. He collected 20 grams of gold from local creeks, emphasizing the personal connection to their rings. After gathering the gold, Jhob transported it to a jeweler in Bathurst on horseback, taking three days instead of one hour by car. This traditional journey was part of his commitment to making the experience special. The couple married two weeks ago, coinciding with the anniversary of the largest gold nugget found in Hill End. Sarah expressed that the rings, crafted from Jhob's hard work, hold deep significance for her.