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Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s

Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s
Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s
Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s
Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s
Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s
Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s
Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s
Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s

Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s

They are old-stock from Japanese jeweler back in 1920s. Aka red coral is the finest among precious corals now of higher value than gold.

You can see from the photos these gemstones are glassy in texture with white growth patterns which are typical of Aka red coral. This set includes gemstones mostly of intense red, so called oxblood red coral, which are rarest among aka coral.

These gemstones are in pairs, each with identical size and color. A total of 54 pairs, 108 gemstones!! They are great for making into high-quality jewelries like pair rings or earrings, or this set is excellent for just collecting as an antique. The cabochons are 4.75 - 5.5 mm. The teardrops are 13.84 x 5.14 - 15.55 x 6.16 mm. Please check out my other red coral items. Please ask any questions about the items. The item "Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s" is in sale since Wednesday, May 10, 2017.

This item is in the category "Jewelry & Watches\Vintage & Antique Jewelry\Fine\Art Nouveau/Art Deco 1895-1935\Sets". The seller is "xiaoyang099" and is located in Virginia Beach, Virginia. This item can be shipped to United States.


Antique Japanese unset oxblood cabochons teardrops Japanese AKA Red Coral 1900s