A Victorian 15ct gold chrysoberyl and ruby ring, a row of cushion and circular mixed cut chrysoberyls, one deficient, claw set, with a row of three mixed cut rubies above and below, to scroll gallery, engraved tapering shoulders and a plain shank, Birmingham 1872, 2.06g, together with a white gold ring mount, the vacant central collet with a baguette cut diamond end set to each side, to plain shank, tested as approximately 18ct gold, 3.60g (2) Finger size M½, K Condition report: 15ct gold ring: One chrysoberyl missing. Abrasions/wear to remaining gemstones. Various claws missing - one ruby missing two claws, the rest of the rubies missing one claw, some claws to the chrysoberyls missing, wear to remaining claws. Some wear to the underneath of the settings. Shoulders are worn - have worn through and cracked in places. 18ct ring mount: No central stone. Shank marked, requires polishing.