Vintage 14K Gold and Salmon Coral Three-Stone Ring

This is a vintage three-stone ring featuring three oval-shaped cabochon salmon-colored corals set in a 14-karat yellow gold band. The central coral cabochon is slightly larger than the two flanking stones, and they are secured by decorative double-wire gold prongs or wraps that add a textured, artisanal feel to the setting. Based on visual inspection, the interior of the shank is clearly marked with '14K' and '585', which are standard international hallmarks for 14-karat gold purity. The band is a slender, round wire-style shank, suggesting a mid-to-late 20th-century design, likely from the 1960s or 1970s when coral and yellow gold combinations were particularly popular. The stones exhibit a smooth, waxy luster characteristic of natural Mediterranean coral, showing a uniform light orange-pink hue. The ring appears to be in very good condition with no visible chips to the coral or distortions to the band. It is presented in a vintage beige fabric-covered jewelry box with a hinged lid, which may be original to its period of sale. The craftsmanship displays a balance of minimalist band design and ornate stone mounting, typical of high-quality vintage production jewelry.