No reserve price - Necklace - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 40.00ct. tw. Emerald - Pearl






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New 18 kt yellow gold necklace with natural emeralds as the main stones (150 stones, total 40 ct) and a single Akoya cultivated pearl; length 44 cm; no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Refined necklace composed of natural emeralds, faceted in the characteristic bright green color, selected for brilliance and uniformity.
Emeralds, among the most iconic and sought-after gemstones in the world, have always been symbols of prestige and refinement, making this piece of jewelry a choice of strong value and presence.
The central element of great prominence is the Akoya pearl, renowned for its mirror-like luster and the extremely fine surface, considered one of the highest standards in pearl cultivation. Its quality and luminosity confer to the jewel an elegance that is superior and timeless.
The design is embellished with 18 kt yellow gold elements in the spacer beads and the clasp, adding further refinement and harmony to the whole.
The contrast between the deep green of the emeralds and the brightness of the Akoya pearl creates a refined and distinctive balance, ideal for collectors or for those seeking a unique and highly impactful piece.
The necklace is accompanied by a gemological certificate attesting to its authenticity and characteristics.
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Features:
• Gold: 18 kt yellow gold (spacers + clasp)
• Main stone: Natural emeralds
• Cut: Faceted
• Color: Green
• Pearl: Cultured Akoya (approximately 16.30 mm)
• Length: 44 cm
• Total weight: 9.25 g
• Estimated gold weight: about 1 g
• Condition: New
Seller's Story
Refined necklace composed of natural emeralds, faceted in the characteristic bright green color, selected for brilliance and uniformity.
Emeralds, among the most iconic and sought-after gemstones in the world, have always been symbols of prestige and refinement, making this piece of jewelry a choice of strong value and presence.
The central element of great prominence is the Akoya pearl, renowned for its mirror-like luster and the extremely fine surface, considered one of the highest standards in pearl cultivation. Its quality and luminosity confer to the jewel an elegance that is superior and timeless.
The design is embellished with 18 kt yellow gold elements in the spacer beads and the clasp, adding further refinement and harmony to the whole.
The contrast between the deep green of the emeralds and the brightness of the Akoya pearl creates a refined and distinctive balance, ideal for collectors or for those seeking a unique and highly impactful piece.
The necklace is accompanied by a gemological certificate attesting to its authenticity and characteristics.
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Features:
• Gold: 18 kt yellow gold (spacers + clasp)
• Main stone: Natural emeralds
• Cut: Faceted
• Color: Green
• Pearl: Cultured Akoya (approximately 16.30 mm)
• Length: 44 cm
• Total weight: 9.25 g
• Estimated gold weight: about 1 g
• Condition: New
Seller's Story
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