A late 19th century gold double snake ring, with rose-cut diamond and garnet crests. Ring size...

Surface scratches and small marks. Slight file mark to edge of the band.
Traces of gilt finish remain.
Diamond appears bright.
Diamond cut and setting prevents accurate weight, colour or clarity assessment.
Approximate estimated dimensions 4.3 by 2mms.
Garnet appears a deep slightly brownish red. Slight gap and glue visible at mount.
Width 1cm.
Electronically tests as approximately 16ct gold.
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