Pendant - 19.2 kt. Yellow gold - Turquoise






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Square Mina pendant in yellow gold 19.2 karat (800/1000), total weight 3.28 g, diameter 12.6 mm, with 30 turquoise cabochon stones around a central setting, handmade in Portugal; no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Pendant (Square-cut) Gold 19.2 KT (800/1000)
Weight: 3.28 Grams
Measurements: 12.6 x 12.6 millimeters in diameter
Stone(s): 30 Turquoise cabochons
Handmade pendant in Portugal; between 1938 and 1985
Certification: Hallmark of the Casa da Moeda (Portuguese mint) of the period
Excellent condition - very little used
IMPORTANT: Please examine the photos carefully to form your own conclusion
Shipped via FedEx with tracking, 2 to 5 business days
Pendant (Square-cut) Gold 19.2 KT (800/1000)
Weight: 3.28 Grams
Measurements: 12.6 x 12.6 millimeters in diameter
Stone(s): 30 Turquoise cabochons
Handmade pendant in Portugal; between 1938 and 1985
Certification: Hallmark of the Casa da Moeda (Portuguese mint) of the period
Excellent condition - very little used
IMPORTANT: Please examine the photos carefully to form your own conclusion
Shipped via FedEx with tracking, 2 to 5 business days
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