Chanel - Fashion accessories set
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Two vintage clip-on earrings, about 5×5 cm, representing a contemporary sun, made in France in gold-plated metal with faux pearls, glass and crystals, with greenish patina on some petals; sold as a pair, in good used condition with minor wear and small chips to the pearls.
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Description from the seller
Rare and superb vintage pair of earrings, depicting a contemporary sun.
Large model of about 5×5 cm. Clip backs. A somewhat uncommon model and very decorative when worn.
In good overall condition.
Note: small chips and wear on the pearls, greenish-gray on some petals (see photo). Clips functional, good grip.
Sold as a pair. Careful and protected shipping.
Rare and superb vintage pair of earrings, depicting a contemporary sun.
Large model of about 5×5 cm. Clip backs. A somewhat uncommon model and very decorative when worn.
In good overall condition.
Note: small chips and wear on the pearls, greenish-gray on some petals (see photo). Clips functional, good grip.
Sold as a pair. Careful and protected shipping.
Details
Brand
Chanel
Colour
Gold, Green, Silver, White
Material
Crystals, Faux pearl, Glass, Gold-plated metal
Made in
France
Condition
Good condition, used with some signs of wear
Height
5 cm
Width
5 cm
Era
1900-2000
Number of items
2
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