A mid 19th century gold chrysoberyl and emerald ring, with foliate shoulders. Ring size M. 2.6gms.

Slight surface marks. General significant discolouration.
Repair/resize to the back of the band.
Chrysoberyl appear a fairly well matched greeny yellow, variation in saturation.
Emeralds are in closed back settings and appear a well matched medium slightly bluish green.
One emerald replacement, slightly ill-fitting to the mount.
Emeralds have minor to moderate abrasion, one with small chip/nick.
Width 0.8cm.
Electronically tests as approximately 17-18ct gold.
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