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3.38 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Salmon and White Cabochon Coral Pair from Italy
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Stone type: | Coral | Coral |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR14252 | PR14252 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.88 Width: 6.72 Height: 3.69 | Length: 8.6 Width: 6.97 Height: 4.23 |
Weight: | 1.51 Ct. | 1.87 Ct. |
Color: help | Salmon and White | Salmon and White |
Color intensity: help | Faint | Faint |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Oval | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Italy | Italy |
Per carat price: help | $18 | $18 |
This pair of natural corals from The Natural Gemstone Company is presented as matching oval cabochons, one weighing 1.51 carats and the other 1.87 carats. The specimens originate from Italy, and both are opaque with a faint color intensity, one displaying a delicate salmon tone and the other a soft white tone. The dimensions are 8.88 x 6.72 x 3.69 mm for the 1.51 carat stone, and 8.60 x 6.97 x 4.23 mm for the 1.87 carat stone. Both cabochons show an excellent polish, symmetry appropriate to an oval cabochon profile, and no enhancement has been applied. These physical measurements and the cabochon form make the pair particularly suitable for close matching in paired settings such as stud earrings, side by side ring designs, or twin pendant applications, where uniform silhouette and surface finish are important for visual harmony.
For customization to fit existing jewelry, the specific dimensions and heights are essential information to provide to a jeweler or to our in house design team. The cabochon heights of 3.69 mm and 4.23 mm require a seat depth at or slightly greater than those values to ensure that the girdle sits securely without pressure on the dome. For metal bezels, we recommend an internal length and width allowance of approximately 0.1 to 0.2 mm beyond the stone measurements to permit ease of setting, bearing in mind the organic nature of coral which can be sensitive to mechanical stress. When converting these cabochons into studs, secure rub over or closed bezel settings provide protection and a clean profile, while prong settings should use four small, well positioned prongs with a protective bezel or gallery behind the stone to prevent lateral movement. If adapting to an existing ring head or pendant mount, confirm the internal cavity dimensions and the seat depth, and consider adding a thin supportive collet or relief seat to distribute pressure evenly, avoiding direct soldering or high heat exposure near the coral during mounting operations.
Matching these corals to existing jewelry can be achieved through a combination of metal choice, setting style, and accent stones, rather than by altering the corals themselves, since no enhancement has been applied and preservation of the material is a priority. For the salmon toned stone, warm metals such as 14 karat or 18 karat yellow gold or rose gold will enhance the subtle warmth, while the white coral presents well against white gold, platinum, or a brightened yellow gold for contrast, depending on the desired overall palette. A cohesive look can be produced by mirroring textures and finishes, for example satin or high polish, and by repeating motif elements from the existing piece such as milgrain detail, filigree, or small diamond accents. Accent diamonds or colored gemstones can be selected with attention to tone and size to bridge the visual difference between the two corals and any pre existing stones, creating transition bands or halos that read as intentional design. For clients wishing to adapt these cabochons to existing post and clutch systems, options include custom made posts with appropriately sized cups, secure glue with jeweler grade adhesive used in a controlled manner, or re mounting into a new pair of bezels that match the profile and finish of the older piece. The Natural Gemstone Company offers consultation on fit and compatibility, and we can review photographs and measurements of existing settings, provide technical recommendations for bezel inner dimensions and seat depths, and work with your chosen jeweler to ensure that the final piece respects both the physical properties of coral and the aesthetic continuity of your jewelry collection.


























