Unusual intaglio - reverse watermelon tour

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This bracelet has me stumped. It’s a mix of low k gold (12 or so) and silver. It has rubies and seed pearls. The mystery is the center stone - it’s a reverse watermelon tourmaline with intaglio style engraving on both sides (its open on the bottom) - which would be fine - except there are two unnecessary holes drilled in the tourmaline (if you look close). Obviously the tourmaline was harvested from something else - I want to know what? I found a roman intaglio w one hole in it - anybody know if that was common? ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1536439484.316221.webp
 

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Another interesting issue - the florets are a much higher karat - 16k
 

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Wowza somebody was sad to lose that thing and somebody mad the Husband lol
 

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