Piaget - Earrings - Possession - 18 kt. Yellow gold Diamond (Natural)






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Piaget Possession vintage 18 karat yellow gold diamond earrings with six natural round brilliant-cut diamonds (total 0.60 ct), model year 1991, weight 22.4 g, dimensions 24.5 × 10 mm, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
18 karat gold earrings set with diamonds, PIAGET, model 'Possession', 1991.
Stunning, timeless earrings from the renowned jewelry brand Piaget.
The middle lane is slightly moving, beautiful effect.
Brand: Piaget {Switzerland}.
Model: Possession
Year: 1991.
Made in 18 karat gold.
Set with 6 diamonds, each 0.10 ct.
Total: 0.60 ct. brilliant cut diamond.
The earrings are signed and numbered on the inside.
Dimensions: 24.5 mm - 10 mm {h x w}.
Total weight: 22.4 grams.
Condition: excellent.
Is sent by registered mail and insured.
18 karat gold earrings set with diamonds, PIAGET, model 'Possession', 1991.
Stunning, timeless earrings from the renowned jewelry brand Piaget.
The middle lane is slightly moving, beautiful effect.
Brand: Piaget {Switzerland}.
Model: Possession
Year: 1991.
Made in 18 karat gold.
Set with 6 diamonds, each 0.10 ct.
Total: 0.60 ct. brilliant cut diamond.
The earrings are signed and numbered on the inside.
Dimensions: 24.5 mm - 10 mm {h x w}.
Total weight: 22.4 grams.
Condition: excellent.
Is sent by registered mail and insured.
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