No reserve price - String of beads 14 kt yellow gold - Scaramazze Pearls - 4-row - 52 cm long






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A 14 kt yellow gold Scaramazze pearl four-row necklace, 52 cm long and weighing 37.60 g, in very good condition with minor wear, featuring a 9 mm Ø 585/14 kt yellow gold ball clasp signed and stamped, and designed to be worn with the clasp at the front.
Description from the seller
Enchanting 4-row Scaramazze pearl necklace with a large 585 / 14 kt yellow gold ball clasp. Clasp intended to be worn at the front.
Scaramazze cultured pearls:
Pearl size: up to 10 mm
Pearl color: champagne-colored
Pearl quality: Baroque, with growth features & excellent luster.
585 / 14 kt yellow gold clasp/mounts: stamped and signed.
Clasp dimensions: 9 mm Ø
Total length of the necklace when open: approx. 52 cm. Can be worn twisted.
Total weight: 37.60 grams
Insured shipping with Track & Trace.
Enchanting 4-row Scaramazze pearl necklace with a large 585 / 14 kt yellow gold ball clasp. Clasp intended to be worn at the front.
Scaramazze cultured pearls:
Pearl size: up to 10 mm
Pearl color: champagne-colored
Pearl quality: Baroque, with growth features & excellent luster.
585 / 14 kt yellow gold clasp/mounts: stamped and signed.
Clasp dimensions: 9 mm Ø
Total length of the necklace when open: approx. 52 cm. Can be worn twisted.
Total weight: 37.60 grams
Insured shipping with Track & Trace.
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