Chain - 14 kt. Yellow gold Blood Coral
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Two-row Dutch blood coral necklace in 14‑carat yellow gold with a richly decorated clasp and central coral stone, total weight 165 g, no laboratory report, in good used condition.
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Description from the seller
Attention! Due to export regulations this lot can only be shipped within the European Union.
Dutch red coral necklace with a 14-karat yellow gold clasp with two rows of red coral
Remarkably double-row necklace, composed of numerous red-orange coral beads with a slightly irregular, rounded cylindrical shape. The beads show natural color variations and characteristic surface features.
The necklace features a striking, richly decorated gold-colored clasp with a centrally placed coral stone, surrounded by smaller round coral elements. The clasp is executed with fine relief work and graceful ornaments. On both sides there are decorative connecting pieces with a detailed design.
The combination of the two rows of coral and the richly adorned clasp gives the necklace a classic, historically inspired character.
Clasp consists of 14-karat yellow gold (Dutch oak leaf 585 stamp)
Diameter of beads on the necklace: +/- 9.6 - 14.3 mm
Diameter of the centerpiece: 21.8 mm
Length of necklace: +/- 40.5 cm (shortest row)
Total weight: 165.0 g
Quality of red coral: The coral beads show localized natural irregularities, color differences, and small surface characteristics. See photos for your own impression.
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Attention! Due to export regulations this lot can only be shipped within the European Union.
Dutch red coral necklace with a 14-karat yellow gold clasp with two rows of red coral
Remarkably double-row necklace, composed of numerous red-orange coral beads with a slightly irregular, rounded cylindrical shape. The beads show natural color variations and characteristic surface features.
The necklace features a striking, richly decorated gold-colored clasp with a centrally placed coral stone, surrounded by smaller round coral elements. The clasp is executed with fine relief work and graceful ornaments. On both sides there are decorative connecting pieces with a detailed design.
The combination of the two rows of coral and the richly adorned clasp gives the necklace a classic, historically inspired character.
Clasp consists of 14-karat yellow gold (Dutch oak leaf 585 stamp)
Diameter of beads on the necklace: +/- 9.6 - 14.3 mm
Diameter of the centerpiece: 21.8 mm
Length of necklace: +/- 40.5 cm (shortest row)
Total weight: 165.0 g
Quality of red coral: The coral beads show localized natural irregularities, color differences, and small surface characteristics. See photos for your own impression.
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Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Main stone
Blood Coral
Total weight
165 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
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