Necklace - 19.2 kt. Yellow gold Garnet





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Description from the seller
Elegant and exclusive garnet bead necklace with a 20 karat gold clasp for a woman of Spanish origin, dating from the early 20th century and in antique style, in 20 karat yellow gold with 101 faceted garnet beads and a total weight of 72 g and length of 23 cm, made by an artisan jeweler and without a laboratory report. Test performed with 18k acid and torque stone.
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It will be carefully packaged with insured shipping and tracking number. Note: countries with customs may require additional information as well as shipping costs may be increased.
Elegant and exclusive garnet bead necklace with a 20 karat gold clasp for a woman of Spanish origin, dating from the early 20th century and in antique style, in 20 karat yellow gold with 101 faceted garnet beads and a total weight of 72 g and length of 23 cm, made by an artisan jeweler and without a laboratory report. Test performed with 18k acid and torque stone.
See the photographs to get a better idea of the details that are part of the description.
It will be carefully packaged with insured shipping and tracking number. Note: countries with customs may require additional information as well as shipping costs may be increased.
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