Necklace - 18 kt. Yellow gold, White gold






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Women’s necklace in 18 karat yellow gold and rhodium white gold (18 kt), total weight 14.50 g, length 45 cm and width 0.6 cm, lobster clasp, new with box and certificate, made in Italy and dating to around 2020, with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Women's necklace made in 18 K yellow gold - 750‰ and 18 K white rhodium-plated gold - 750‰. Chain link craftsmanship. Lobster clasp.
Weight: 14.50 g. Length: 45 cm x width 0.6 cm.
New with box and certificate.
Condition: new
Era: 2020
Origin: Italy
See photo for visual description
Tracked and insured shipping
Women's necklace made in 18 K yellow gold - 750‰ and 18 K white rhodium-plated gold - 750‰. Chain link craftsmanship. Lobster clasp.
Weight: 14.50 g. Length: 45 cm x width 0.6 cm.
New with box and certificate.
Condition: new
Era: 2020
Origin: Italy
See photo for visual description
Tracked and insured shipping
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