Coral - Silver - Bracelet - CORALLO MEDITERRANEO

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Specimen: bracelet; Scientific name: Corallo Mediterraneo; An Italian new silver-mounted Mediterranean coral bracelet, 13 g total, 20 cm long with natural coral forms 9.5–10.5 mm.

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Description from the seller

Enchanting and elegant bracelet in Mediterranean coral.

Made and crafted in Torre del Greco.

Total weight 13 g
Total length 20 cm
Width of natural coral shapes 9.50–10.50 mm including mounting.
Mounted in 925 sterling silver.

Will be delivered with gift packaging and material warranty.

Seller's Story

Artisans of Torre del Greco for generations, with passion, tradition and creativity we give life to our creations, artisans of Mediterranean Coral, Pink Coral, Turquoise, Arizona, Cameos and pearls. Each creation is unique as it is handcrafted
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Enchanting and elegant bracelet in Mediterranean coral.

Made and crafted in Torre del Greco.

Total weight 13 g
Total length 20 cm
Width of natural coral shapes 9.50–10.50 mm including mounting.
Mounted in 925 sterling silver.

Will be delivered with gift packaging and material warranty.

Seller's Story

Artisans of Torre del Greco for generations, with passion, tradition and creativity we give life to our creations, artisans of Mediterranean Coral, Pink Coral, Turquoise, Arizona, Cameos and pearls. Each creation is unique as it is handcrafted
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Details

Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Coral
Total weight
13 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Italy
Title additional information
CORALLO MEDITERRANEO
ItalyVerified
1925
Objects sold
100%
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