Late Victorian Diamond & Opal Three-Stone Ring bloodstone Originally it would have been

Originally it would have been worn on the end of a watch chain

As a result

evidence of an old repair to the chain - of little consequence

A collection of antique carved coral charms/amulets including a dog head

The gallery features intricate pierced scrolled openwork

Late Victorian Diamond & Opal Three-Stone Ring bloodstone Originally it would have beenDATE: Victorian, c. 1900 A bold three stone statement ring dating from the late Victorian period, circa 1900. It's set with a central old cut diamond just under a carat in weight flanked by two vibrant opal cabochons. Modelled in 18 karat gold throughout, the stones rest in crown like claw mounts, slightly raised above the finger giving them a great, prominent look. STONES Transitional Cut Diamond approx. 0. 92ct Natural Opal Cabochons MEASUREMENTS