String of beads - 14 kt. Yellow gold, Pearl Pearl - Christ
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Christ ladies necklace in 14 karat yellow gold with a total weight of 18.46 g, set with 54 round freshwater cultured pearls about 5.5 mm in diameter, white with very good lustre and lightly flecked surface, length approximately 47 cm, secured by a high‑quality 585 yellow gold clasp, no laboratory report.
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CHRIST ladies' necklace made of 14-karat yellow gold with a total weight of 18.46 g, set with 55 round Cultured South Sea pearls of about 5.5 mm in diameter, white, strung on a white thread, length about 47 cm, no laboratory report.
Pearl type: Real cultured pearls, uniformly round and with beautiful, warm luster (gloss).
Pearl size: The pearls have a diameter of about 5.5 mm – a classic, very wearable size.
Closure: A very high-quality and secure ball clasp made of 585 yellow gold (14 karat), stamped with "585" and the Christ brand mark.
Length: The total length of the necklace is about 47 cm.
Condition: Very good, well-maintained condition; pearls are knotted securely.
Weight: The total weight of the necklace is about 18.46 grams (including the gold clasp).
Length of the necklace: approx. 47 cm; Pair size: 47 cm
approx. Ø 6 mm
Assay mark: 585
Quality: This piece has been examined by our expert for gold content and found to be genuine. The pearl may be cultured. Pearls are often treated to improve color or clarity. This specific item was not examined for this. For your own impression, see the photos.
CHRIST ladies' necklace made of 14-karat yellow gold with a total weight of 18.46 g, set with 55 round Cultured South Sea pearls of about 5.5 mm in diameter, white, strung on a white thread, length about 47 cm, no laboratory report.
Pearl type: Real cultured pearls, uniformly round and with beautiful, warm luster (gloss).
Pearl size: The pearls have a diameter of about 5.5 mm – a classic, very wearable size.
Closure: A very high-quality and secure ball clasp made of 585 yellow gold (14 karat), stamped with "585" and the Christ brand mark.
Length: The total length of the necklace is about 47 cm.
Condition: Very good, well-maintained condition; pearls are knotted securely.
Weight: The total weight of the necklace is about 18.46 grams (including the gold clasp).
Length of the necklace: approx. 47 cm; Pair size: 47 cm
approx. Ø 6 mm
Assay mark: 585
Quality: This piece has been examined by our expert for gold content and found to be genuine. The pearl may be cultured. Pearls are often treated to improve color or clarity. This specific item was not examined for this. For your own impression, see the photos.
Details
Pearl type
Freshwater cultured pearl
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Era
1900-2000
Metal
Pearl, Yellow gold
Fineness
14 kt.
Number of pearls
54
Brand jewellery
No
Diameter of pearls (in mm)
5.5 mm
Main stone
Pearl
Pearl colour
White
Total weight
18.46 g
Pearl shape
Round
Condition
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
Country of origin
Germany
Gender
Women
Pearl surface quality
Lightly spotted
Pearl lustre
Very good
Title additional information
Christ
Length
47 cm
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