Earrings - 18 kt. Yellow gold
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Description from the seller
18 kt yellow gold drop earrings with green and lilac glass paste stones – Hearts and stars in movement – 5 cm – 10 g
A vintage 1980s jewel that tells a story of light, color, and romance.
These splendid 18 kt yellow gold drop earrings win you over at first glance with their poetic design, composed of dancing hearts and stars that move delicately with every motion.
The upper part is dominated by a heart embellished with very thin, transparent glass paste stones in refined emerald green and pale lilac tones. Their transparency creates soft, luminous play of light, highlighting the warmth of the gold and giving depth to the color.
From the main structure, mobile dangling elements develop: bright gold stars and lilac enamel hearts that sway with grace, creating a dynamic, feminine, and sophisticated effect. Every detail is harmonious, light yet precious.
With a length of 5 cm and a total weight of 10 grams, they are substantial yet balanced, perfect to enhance the face both day and night.
Features:
• 18 kt yellow gold
• Very thin, transparent glass paste stones in green and lilac
• Length: 5 cm
• Weight: 10 grams
• Post closure with butterfly backing
• Excellent overall condition
A jewel with a romantic yet contemporary character, ideal for those who love distinctive and unconventional pieces. Perfect as a special gift or as a precious complement to one’s collection.
Careful, trackable, and insured shipping with UPS.
18 kt yellow gold drop earrings with green and lilac glass paste stones – Hearts and stars in movement – 5 cm – 10 g
A vintage 1980s jewel that tells a story of light, color, and romance.
These splendid 18 kt yellow gold drop earrings win you over at first glance with their poetic design, composed of dancing hearts and stars that move delicately with every motion.
The upper part is dominated by a heart embellished with very thin, transparent glass paste stones in refined emerald green and pale lilac tones. Their transparency creates soft, luminous play of light, highlighting the warmth of the gold and giving depth to the color.
From the main structure, mobile dangling elements develop: bright gold stars and lilac enamel hearts that sway with grace, creating a dynamic, feminine, and sophisticated effect. Every detail is harmonious, light yet precious.
With a length of 5 cm and a total weight of 10 grams, they are substantial yet balanced, perfect to enhance the face both day and night.
Features:
• 18 kt yellow gold
• Very thin, transparent glass paste stones in green and lilac
• Length: 5 cm
• Weight: 10 grams
• Post closure with butterfly backing
• Excellent overall condition
A jewel with a romantic yet contemporary character, ideal for those who love distinctive and unconventional pieces. Perfect as a special gift or as a precious complement to one’s collection.
Careful, trackable, and insured shipping with UPS.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
10 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Italy
Width
5 cm
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