No reserve price - Necklace Silver - Mixed Gems - Certified
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Silver necklace weighing 9.75 g, set with citrine, peridot and tourmaline totaling 8.60 ct, certified by ALGT with report number 21510111.
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Description from the seller
This refined and certified piece of jewelry has been meticulously handcrafted with the utmost precision and expertise by our master silversmith. Each gemstone is carefully selected to meet the highest standards of quality and is beautifully accentuated by a subtle, elegant silver finish.
This design is part of an exclusive series, limited to a maximum of eight pieces per edition, making each one truly exceptional and unique.
The jewelry comes with a certificate from ALGT, an internationally renowned laboratory headquartered in Antwerp. ALGT is globally recognized for its advanced technology and highly accurate analyses. The included certificate not only enhances the value of the piece but also ensures that you own an authentic, high-quality item, independently tested and verified by experienced gemologists.
Specifications
• Item: Necklace
• Condition: New, excellent
• Dimensions: 53.40 × 12.70 × 5.10 mm
• Overall length: About 450 mm (adjustable)
Stone types
• 6 x Citrine pear (7.00 x 5.00 mm) - 0.67 ct each - total 4.02 ct
• 11 × pear-shaped Peridot (5.00 × 3.00 mm) - 0.22 ct each - total 2.42 ct
• 18 x round tourmalines (3.00 x 3.00 mm) - 0.12 ct each - total 2.16 ct
Total weight of stones: 8.60 ct
All measurements are approximate.
Laboratory Results (ALGT)
• Report Number: 021510111
• Species: Natural Quartz
• Variety: Citrine
• Shape & Cutting Style: Pear, Mixed Cut
• Measurements: 6.85 x 5.10 x 3.95 mm
• Total Weight: 9.75 grams
• Color: Yellow
Transparency: Transparent
• Comments: Citrine is commonly heated. Examined as mounting permits. Weight and measurements are approximate.
Estimated Retail Value Breakdown
To provide full transparency, the estimated retail value has been carefully calculated based on the gemstone value (according to weight and current market price per carat), the silver value (based on weight and the daily silver rate), and labor costs including certification.
Gemstone value
• Citrine pear (0.67/ct per stone x 6 = 4.02 ct x €25.00 = €100.50)
• Peridot pear (0.22 ct per stone x 11 = 2.42 ct x € 45.00 = € 108.90)
• Round tourmaline (0.12 ct per stone x 18 = 2.16 ct x €75.00 = €162.00)
Total gemstone value: € 371.40
Other costs (silver, labor & certification): € 110.76
Estimated total retail value: € 482.16
This refined and certified piece of jewelry has been meticulously handcrafted with the utmost precision and expertise by our master silversmith. Each gemstone is carefully selected to meet the highest standards of quality and is beautifully accentuated by a subtle, elegant silver finish.
This design is part of an exclusive series, limited to a maximum of eight pieces per edition, making each one truly exceptional and unique.
The jewelry comes with a certificate from ALGT, an internationally renowned laboratory headquartered in Antwerp. ALGT is globally recognized for its advanced technology and highly accurate analyses. The included certificate not only enhances the value of the piece but also ensures that you own an authentic, high-quality item, independently tested and verified by experienced gemologists.
Specifications
• Item: Necklace
• Condition: New, excellent
• Dimensions: 53.40 × 12.70 × 5.10 mm
• Overall length: About 450 mm (adjustable)
Stone types
• 6 x Citrine pear (7.00 x 5.00 mm) - 0.67 ct each - total 4.02 ct
• 11 × pear-shaped Peridot (5.00 × 3.00 mm) - 0.22 ct each - total 2.42 ct
• 18 x round tourmalines (3.00 x 3.00 mm) - 0.12 ct each - total 2.16 ct
Total weight of stones: 8.60 ct
All measurements are approximate.
Laboratory Results (ALGT)
• Report Number: 021510111
• Species: Natural Quartz
• Variety: Citrine
• Shape & Cutting Style: Pear, Mixed Cut
• Measurements: 6.85 x 5.10 x 3.95 mm
• Total Weight: 9.75 grams
• Color: Yellow
Transparency: Transparent
• Comments: Citrine is commonly heated. Examined as mounting permits. Weight and measurements are approximate.
Estimated Retail Value Breakdown
To provide full transparency, the estimated retail value has been carefully calculated based on the gemstone value (according to weight and current market price per carat), the silver value (based on weight and the daily silver rate), and labor costs including certification.
Gemstone value
• Citrine pear (0.67/ct per stone x 6 = 4.02 ct x €25.00 = €100.50)
• Peridot pear (0.22 ct per stone x 11 = 2.42 ct x € 45.00 = € 108.90)
• Round tourmaline (0.12 ct per stone x 18 = 2.16 ct x €75.00 = €162.00)
Total gemstone value: € 371.40
Other costs (silver, labor & certification): € 110.76
Estimated total retail value: € 482.16
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory Report
Antwerp Laboratory for Gemstone Testing (ALGT)
Lab report number
21510111
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
9.75 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Unisex
Title additional information
Mixed Gems - Certified
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