Georgian Coral Necklace rose gold The principal stone is a

The principal stone is a fiery opal cabochon displaying excellent play-of-colour

with two brilliant cut diamond stationed on either side - the proportions are

and the band has a rococo-inspired

This one dates from the early 19th century - somewhere around 1800 to 1830 - with pretty swirling designs carved into each side

left with little to show for their graft

Georgian Coral Necklace rose gold The principal stone is aAn exquisite triple strand coral necklace dating from the late Georgian era, circa 1830. Three rows of natural pearls adorn the gold clasp, setting up a theme: of the sea. Coral and pearl; a divine combination. The orange coral is strongly saturated and was likely gathered of the coast of Naples where it was fashioned into these beads. To still tempests and traverse broad rivers in safety was the privilege of one who bore either red or white coral