A 6 Strand 19th Century Red Coral Necklace 18KG Clasp

Coral is 10 - 11 mm. in diameter, 487 gram.

19th century red coral strung on 14KG and 18KG clasp from the South Bevelands area of the Netherlands, diameter of coral is 5-6 mm., 80 gram.

Extremely rare necklace worn in the South Bevelands area of the Netherlands in the 19th century. Double clasp of 14KG and 18KG, coral in 8-10 mm in diameter, 206 gram, from the collection of Mr. de Br

Worn in the South Beveland area as part of traditional dress, coral is 8 - 9 mm in diameter, 267 gram.

Coral is 8 - 9 mm. in diameter, 285 gram.

Coral is 8 - 9 mm., 285 gram.

Red coral is 7 mm in diameter, weight 213 gram.

Coral is approximately 6 mm. in diameter, 199 gram.

6 strands of red coral strung onto Walcheren gold clasp, diameter of red coral is 6 mm, weight is 134 gram.

5 strand, diameter of coral is 9 - 12 mm., 439 gram.

Coral is 9 - 10 mm. in diameter, 327 gram.

5 strands of red coral, 9 - 14 mm in diameter, 413 gram.

6 strands of red coral strung onto a South Bevelands 14KG clasp, red coral is 6-7 mm in diameter, weight is 159 gram.

Red Coral strung on 14KG Walcheren clasp, coral is 6 - 7 mm in diameter, 142 gram.

Walcheren, coral is 6 - 13 mm. in diameter, 233 gram.

Diameter of red coral is 6-8 mm, 136 gram.

Coral is 6 - 8 mm. in diameter, 96 gram.

Diameter of coral is 10 - 14 mm., 558 gram, the largest red coral up for auction.

5 rows of red coral, 10 - 12 mm. in diameter, 416 gram.

Coral is 11 mm. in diameter, 369 gram.

Coral is 13 - 15 mm in diameter, 375 gram.

Coral is 10 - 12 mm. in diameter, 372 gram.

Coral is 11 - 13 mm. in diameter, 253 gram.

Coral is 10 - 12 mm., 195 gram.