A late Victorian gold alternating old-cut diamond and opal two-row ring. Estimated total diamond...

Scratches and small marks.
Band resized, thinning and small marks.
Glue visible to few mounts.
Diamonds appear bright and well matched.
One diamond chipped to the pavillion facets. Slight abrasions.
Opals appear fairly well matched, 'jelly' opals, vrey good play of colour across a range of hues.
Moderate to significant abrasion, one of the larger opals is chipped.
Electronically tests as approximately 18ct gold.
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