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Unisex silver necklace in a Cuban Link design, featuring about 700 white, transparent Moissanite stones pavé-set, total weight 136.05 g, box clasp with safety, GRA report 18211380, model Cuban Link / Grumetta, condition used good.
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Description from the seller
Important silver necklace with a characteristic Cuban Link/Grumetta design, composed of numerous interwoven links and entirely embellished with brilliant-cut Moissanites.
The surface of the links is richly pavé decorated, creating a particularly bright and spectacular effect.
The numerous stones intensely reflect light, enhancing the important and contemporary structure of the necklace.
The necklace features a box clasp, also embellished with Moissanites, completed by a locking safety system.
The number of stones is estimated at about 700 Moissanites, based on visual inspection of the photographs.
The necklace is accompanied by GRA Moissanite documentation, visible in the photographs, with GRA Report Number 18211380.
The documentation reports:
Cut: Excellent
Polish: Excellent
Symmetry: Excellent
Fluorescence: None
Characteristics:
Material: Silver
Main stone: Moissanite
Number of stones: about 700
Cut: Brilliant
Setting: Pavé
Model: Cuban Link / Grumetta
Stone color: White/transparent
Clasp: Box clasp with safety
Certification/documentation: GRA
GRA Report: 18211380
Conditions: Used, in good general condition; any slight signs of use are compatible with the nature of the jewelry and visible in the photographs.
Important silver necklace with a characteristic Cuban Link/Grumetta design, composed of numerous interwoven links and entirely embellished with brilliant-cut Moissanites.
The surface of the links is richly pavé decorated, creating a particularly bright and spectacular effect.
The numerous stones intensely reflect light, enhancing the important and contemporary structure of the necklace.
The necklace features a box clasp, also embellished with Moissanites, completed by a locking safety system.
The number of stones is estimated at about 700 Moissanites, based on visual inspection of the photographs.
The necklace is accompanied by GRA Moissanite documentation, visible in the photographs, with GRA Report Number 18211380.
The documentation reports:
Cut: Excellent
Polish: Excellent
Symmetry: Excellent
Fluorescence: None
Characteristics:
Material: Silver
Main stone: Moissanite
Number of stones: about 700
Cut: Brilliant
Setting: Pavé
Model: Cuban Link / Grumetta
Stone color: White/transparent
Clasp: Box clasp with safety
Certification/documentation: GRA
GRA Report: 18211380
Conditions: Used, in good general condition; any slight signs of use are compatible with the nature of the jewelry and visible in the photographs.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
Gem Report Antwerp (GRA)
Lab report number
18211380
No. of main gemstones
700
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
0.00
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Synthetic gemstone
Colour of main stone
White
Total weight
136.05 g
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Transparency of main stone
Transparent
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
Italy
Treatment of main stone
No evidence of treatment
Shape of main stone
Round
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