Necklace - 18 kt. Yellow gold Pearl - Turquoise






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Vintage three-strand necklace from the 1950s in Spain, in excellent condition, featuring 196 cultured Akoya pearls in champagne colour with an 8.15 mm uniform diameter, a substantial 18 carat yellow gold (750) floral three‑dimensional clasp set with 12 natural turquoise stones, length 57.5 cm, total weight 160.5 g, without a laboratory report and delivered in a luxury jewelry box.
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Vintage three-strand necklace (1950s, Spain) in excellent condition, composed of 196 cultured pearls of champagne color and uniform 8.15 mm diameter. The piece stands out for its substantial three-dimensional floral clasp crafted in dense and robust 18-karat yellow gold (750), weighing approximately 11 g and embellished with 12 natural turquoise stones of 2 mm set in grain. The clasp features a textured openwork design with a compact relief measuring 2.0 x 1.5 cm, engineered to perfectly support the weight of the cascading drop of the necklace. Delivered in a luxury jewelry presentation box.
Vintage three-strand necklace (1950s, Spain) in excellent condition, composed of 196 cultured pearls of champagne color and uniform 8.15 mm diameter. The piece stands out for its substantial three-dimensional floral clasp crafted in dense and robust 18-karat yellow gold (750), weighing approximately 11 g and embellished with 12 natural turquoise stones of 2 mm set in grain. The clasp features a textured openwork design with a compact relief measuring 2.0 x 1.5 cm, engineered to perfectly support the weight of the cascading drop of the necklace. Delivered in a luxury jewelry presentation box.
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