Victorian Gold Filled Coral Cluster Pin/Pendant

A fabulous coral pin/pendant from the Victorian (ca1880) era! Crafted in gold fill, the 3-dimensional piece is formed by three rows of graduating coral beads that encircle an oval shaped coral cabochon at the center. The natural coral beads, which are mounted on hidden wire posts, have a rich salmon color and form a dramatic convex cluster. The beads attach to a central frame and collectively they form a piece which is quite substantial in size. Finishing the design is a simple C-clasp pin backing along with several looped hidden bails, perfect for hanging from a favorite chain. When worn, it makes a wonderful statement piece that would delight any coral lover!

Measurements: The pin/pendant hangs approximately 1 1/2" long, 1" wide, and 3/4" thick.

Condition: The pendant is in great antique condition. Besides normal surface wear, there is no apparent damage to the gold filled setting and the bails and pin backing are secure and in good working condition. All of the coral beads are intact and securely set.