Aquamarine - Silver - Bracelet





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Specimen: Silver 925 bracelet with natural aquamarine stones, 28 stones totaling 17.00 ct, faceted oval cut in a light blue transparent colour, length about 18 cm, weight about 7.2 g, laboratory report GEM-TECH Institute Gemmology 800775, unworn.
Description from the seller
Sterling Silver 925 bracelet with natural aquamarine.
Bracelet made of 925 silver with natural faceted aquamarine stones, pale blue in color. An elegant, luminous, and very refined design.
Details:
– Metal: Silver 925 (stamped)
– Total weight: about 7.20 g
– Length: approximately 18 cm
– Closure: spring ring clasp in silver
– Condition: new / never worn
Stones:
– Type: natural aquamarine
– Cut: faceted oval
– Number of stones: full strand
– Color: light transparent blue
Note:
A handcrafted jewel, bright and elegant.
Tracked shipment with protective packaging.
Sterling Silver 925 bracelet with natural aquamarine.
Bracelet made of 925 silver with natural faceted aquamarine stones, pale blue in color. An elegant, luminous, and very refined design.
Details:
– Metal: Silver 925 (stamped)
– Total weight: about 7.20 g
– Length: approximately 18 cm
– Closure: spring ring clasp in silver
– Condition: new / never worn
Stones:
– Type: natural aquamarine
– Cut: faceted oval
– Number of stones: full strand
– Color: light transparent blue
Note:
A handcrafted jewel, bright and elegant.
Tracked shipment with protective packaging.
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