Cocktail ring - 18 kt. Yellow gold Coral - with coral, angel skin
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€ 515
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 1,000 - € 1,200
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18 karat yellow gold ring, total weight 6.6 g, featuring an oval cabochon angel skin coral bezel-set with a braided gold surround; unbranded and without a laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
An 18-karat yellow gold ring with angel skin coral — 6.6 g
An 18-karat yellow gold ring, with a 750 hallmark, featuring an oval cabochon of angel skin coral in a delicate pale pink tone with cream nuances.
The coral is set in a bezel and surrounded by a gold contour with a braided motif. The contrast between the smooth surface of the coral and the texture of the mounting gives character to the piece, which is finished with a smooth hoop and open shoulders.
Features:
• Metal: 18-karat yellow gold, hallmark 750.
• Coral: angel skin.
• Coral size: oval cabochon.
• Approximate coral dimensions: 12 × 7 mm, not including the mounting.
• Total ring weight: 6.6 g, including the coral.
The piece has been examined in person by a jeweler, who confirmed the 18-karat gold and identified the coral as angel skin. This check is not presented as a gemological certificate.
Sale of the piece as a complete jewelry item. The 6.6 g refer to the combined weight of the mounting and coral, not the net weight of the gold.
Shipping exclusively within the European Union. No shipping to the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway or other destinations outside the EU.
An 18-karat yellow gold ring with angel skin coral — 6.6 g
An 18-karat yellow gold ring, with a 750 hallmark, featuring an oval cabochon of angel skin coral in a delicate pale pink tone with cream nuances.
The coral is set in a bezel and surrounded by a gold contour with a braided motif. The contrast between the smooth surface of the coral and the texture of the mounting gives character to the piece, which is finished with a smooth hoop and open shoulders.
Features:
• Metal: 18-karat yellow gold, hallmark 750.
• Coral: angel skin.
• Coral size: oval cabochon.
• Approximate coral dimensions: 12 × 7 mm, not including the mounting.
• Total ring weight: 6.6 g, including the coral.
The piece has been examined in person by a jeweler, who confirmed the 18-karat gold and identified the coral as angel skin. This check is not presented as a gemological certificate.
Sale of the piece as a complete jewelry item. The 6.6 g refer to the combined weight of the mounting and coral, not the net weight of the gold.
Shipping exclusively within the European Union. No shipping to the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway or other destinations outside the EU.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Main stone
Coral
Total weight
6.6 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Title additional information
with coral, angel skin
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