Sterling silver. - Brooch - Ballerina.
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925 sterling silver pin with hand‑painted enamel, gold plated, weighing 10.7 g and 6 cm long, in excellent condition and of Italian origin; shipped in a soft velvet pouch with the rigid display box shown in photos not included.
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Description from the seller
Lovely brooch in 925 silver plated with gold, hand-enamelled.
Weight 10.7g
Length: 6cm
May show small signs of wear or contact marks.
The brooch will be shipped in a soft velvet case; the rigid box in the photo is for display only.
Insured shipping.
Lovely brooch in 925 silver plated with gold, hand-enamelled.
Weight 10.7g
Length: 6cm
May show small signs of wear or contact marks.
The brooch will be shipped in a soft velvet case; the rigid box in the photo is for display only.
Insured shipping.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Sterling silver.
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
10.7 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Italy
Title additional information
Ballerina.
Width
6 cm
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