Bangle - 14 kt. Yellow gold - 4.80ct. tw.






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14 kt yellow gold bracelet with a 4.8 ct amethyst (13 × 10 mm) in a Victorian design dating from ca. 1850–1900, inner diameter 56 × 47 mm, total weight 12.2 g, condition very good with minor signs of wear, no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
14k gold bracelet with amethyst 4.8 ct (13×10 mm)
Wreath head with floral and leaf ornaments.
Punze: 585
Size: Tire inner diameter: 56x47 mm
Reifkopf: 29.5 mm long, 20 mm wide, 9.2 mm high
The ring is equipped with a snap fastener and a safety chain.
Shipping with a tracking number to the EU, excluding islands and overseas territories.
which, like the rest of the countries, are sent by registered mail with a tracking number.
Each shipment is insured at no additional cost.
Customs duties, if any, are borne by the buyer.
14k gold bracelet with amethyst 4.8 ct (13×10 mm)
Wreath head with floral and leaf ornaments.
Punze: 585
Size: Tire inner diameter: 56x47 mm
Reifkopf: 29.5 mm long, 20 mm wide, 9.2 mm high
The ring is equipped with a snap fastener and a safety chain.
Shipping with a tracking number to the EU, excluding islands and overseas territories.
which, like the rest of the countries, are sent by registered mail with a tracking number.
Each shipment is insured at no additional cost.
Customs duties, if any, are borne by the buyer.
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