Emerald, coral and diamond ring, 1960s

Of bombé design decorated with cabochon corals, centering a cabochon emerald framed by brilliant-cut diamonds, size 541/2, numbered.

Condition Report:
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Accompanied by GGTL report no. 24-B-6894, dated 7 March 2024, stating that the coral species was found to be pleurocorallium elatius.

Numbered 4033. Emerald estimated to weigh approximately 5.00 - 6.00 carats, translucent, slightly bluish green of medium saturation, heavily included, surface reaching inclusions, significant fracture touching the crown from girdle to girdle, cavities, chips and surface abrasions, emerald slightly loose in the mount. Coral slightly pinkish orange of medium saturation, with typical wavy surface structure and minor mottling only visible upon close inspection, minor discoloured cavities and nicks. Diamonds estimated to weigh a total of approximately 0.80 - 1.00 carat, on average G-H colour, VS clarity, as gauged and graded in the mount. Scuffs and scratches to the metal consistent with normal wear. In good condition overall. Gross weight approximately 27 grams.