Chain - 14 kt. Yellow gold Blood Coral
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Selected by Laura Trevino
She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
Estimate € 600 - € 700
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A three-row blood coral necklace in 14 karat yellow gold (585) with a central coral stone on the elaborately decorated clasp, total weight 65.8 g, in reasonable 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 three-row red coral necklace with a 14-karat yellow gold clasp
A special three-row red coral necklace with a richly decorated 14-karat yellow gold clasp, bearing the Dutch oak leaf hallmark (585).
Description
The necklace consists of three rows of red coral beads and features a striking, round yellow gold clasp with a centrally placed coral stone.
The clasp is richly decorated with openwork ornaments and fine decorative details. On either side are yellow gold connectors with a geometric relief, to which the three strands are attached.
The clasp is also equipped with an extra safety chain.
Specifications
* Material: red coral and 14-karat yellow gold (585/1000)
* Assay mark: Dutch oak leaf hallmark (585)
* Number of strands: 3
* Diameter of coral beads: approx. 4.5 – 6 mm
* Diameter of central coral stone: approx. 6.3 mm (contains small damage)
* Diameter of clasp: approx. 15.8 mm
* Necklace length: approx. 38.5 cm (shortest row)
* Total weight: 65.8 g
Condition
In good used condition with light age- and wear-related signs. The coral beads show many natural irregularities and surface characteristics in terms of quality and color. See photos for your own impression.
Insured shipping
Attention! Due to export regulations this lot can only be shipped within the European Union.
Dutch three-row red coral necklace with a 14-karat yellow gold clasp
A special three-row red coral necklace with a richly decorated 14-karat yellow gold clasp, bearing the Dutch oak leaf hallmark (585).
Description
The necklace consists of three rows of red coral beads and features a striking, round yellow gold clasp with a centrally placed coral stone.
The clasp is richly decorated with openwork ornaments and fine decorative details. On either side are yellow gold connectors with a geometric relief, to which the three strands are attached.
The clasp is also equipped with an extra safety chain.
Specifications
* Material: red coral and 14-karat yellow gold (585/1000)
* Assay mark: Dutch oak leaf hallmark (585)
* Number of strands: 3
* Diameter of coral beads: approx. 4.5 – 6 mm
* Diameter of central coral stone: approx. 6.3 mm (contains small damage)
* Diameter of clasp: approx. 15.8 mm
* Necklace length: approx. 38.5 cm (shortest row)
* Total weight: 65.8 g
Condition
In good used condition with light age- and wear-related signs. The coral beads show many natural irregularities and surface characteristics in terms of quality and color. See photos for your own impression.
Insured shipping
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Main stone
Blood Coral
Total weight
65.8 g
Condition
Fair condition - used with visible signs of wear
Gender
Women
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