A late 19th century coral and split pearl cluster ring.Ring size P. 2.3gms. Coral untested.

Some surface scratches, discolouration and dents in keeping with general age and wear.
Band shows evidence of repair/ resize.
Length of ring head 9.1mms.
Split pearl with grey undertone with green, purple and blue overtones.
Split pearl in good to fair condition with minor abrasions and nibbles to the nacre, not tested for natural origin.
Coral is a medium orangey pink hue, with areas of striation.
Coral in good to fair condition with minor abrasions and nibbles.
Coral untested for natural colour origin.
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Metal testing as approximately 6-7ct gold. 
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