Necklace Yellow gold - a Belle Époque / Garlan






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Yellow gold 14k Garland Style Belle Époque pendant necklace in excellent condition, set with 28 rose-cut diamonds, two old-cut diamonds of about 0.03 and 0.05 ct, and one larger old or Bolshevik-cut diamond of about 0.75 ct, color J/K, clarity VVS1–VS1, total necklace weight 4.6 g.
Description from the seller
a Belle Époque / Garland Style pendant necklace in 14 karat gold with platinum, set with:
28 rose-cut diamonds
2 old-cut diamonds of approximately 0.03 ct and 0.05 ct
1 larger old- or Bolshevik-cut diamond of approximately 0.75 ct
Color approximately J/K
Clarity VVS1-VS1
Total weight of the necklace: 4.6 grams
a typical bow-and-leaf motif pendant that pairs well with the Garland Style from around 1900-1920.
a Belle Époque / Garland Style pendant necklace in 14 karat gold with platinum, set with:
28 rose-cut diamonds
2 old-cut diamonds of approximately 0.03 ct and 0.05 ct
1 larger old- or Bolshevik-cut diamond of approximately 0.75 ct
Color approximately J/K
Clarity VVS1-VS1
Total weight of the necklace: 4.6 grams
a typical bow-and-leaf motif pendant that pairs well with the Garland Style from around 1900-1920.
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