Approx 11.15gm, size T-V, head = 19mm x 18.5mm, one diamond set eye missing, other diamonds present but worn, one pear cut garnet damaged with missing section and various chips, the setting displays some glue residue, probably re-set or replaced at some point, the other garnet with some surface wear, the shank is slightly irregular and tarnished in areas, some light repair work / soldering between the coiled shank, two additional hallmarks on outer coils, not dated
Discover a stunning Edwardian ring at Duggleby Auctioneers. This exquisite piece features a 9ct rose gold double coiled snake design, accentuated with dazzling rose-cut diamonds and a pear-cut garnet. The ring, originating from Chester in 1907, showcases intricate craftsmanship and timeless elegance.
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