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Silver kilt pin with a single orange, semi-translucent citrine main stone and citrine surrounding stones, accompanied by a GGTL Liechtenstein et Suisse laboratory report and weighing 5 g.
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Description from the seller
Old Scottish Highland kilt pin in silver, circa 1900-1920.
Made by E.Kofmehl-Steiger jewelry in Zurich.
Twisted body, traditional sword-shaped pattern in silver (tested with a touchstone).
Steel pin
Adorned with a magnificent genuine citrine, without cracks or chips.
Presented in its original vintage box.
Old Scottish Highland kilt pin in silver, circa 1900-1920.
Made by E.Kofmehl-Steiger jewelry in Zurich.
Twisted body, traditional sword-shaped pattern in silver (tested with a touchstone).
Steel pin
Adorned with a magnificent genuine citrine, without cracks or chips.
Presented in its original vintage box.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory Report
GGTL Liechtenstein and Switzerland
No. of main gemstones
1
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.00
Brand jewellery
No
Main Stone
Citrine
Colour of main stone
Orange
Total weight
5 g
Surrounding Stones
Citrine
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Transparency of main stone
Semi-translucent
Gender
Men
Treatment of main stone
No evidence of treatment
Shape of main stone
Trapezoid
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