No reserve price - Bracelet - 18 kt. Yellow gold Emerald






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18 kt yellow gold bracelet set with natural emeralds totalling about 15.00 ct and a cultured pearl at the center, featuring 140 emeralds, a total bracelet weight of about 3.75 g and length 18 cm, spring ring closure, unbranded, accompanied by a GemTech certificate.
Description from the seller
18 kt Gold Bracelet with Natural Emeralds and Cultured Pearl –
Elegant bracelet made in 18 kt yellow gold, enriched by a refined sequence of natural emeralds cut in a faceted shape, in a deep green color with bright yellowish-green nuances.
In the center stands out a cultivated pearl (Hyriopsis cumingii) which brings balance and refinement to the composition, creating a harmonious contrast between the brilliance of the gems and the pearly delicacy.
The emeralds, with a total weight of about 15.00 ct, have variable dimensions (about 3.50 – 3.60 mm) and come from Zambia.
Spring-ring clasp in 18 kt gold.
Technical specifications:
• Metal: 18 kt yellow gold, about 1 g
• Stones: Natural emeralds
• Emerald provenance: Zambia
• Total emerald weight: about 15.00 ct
• Cut: Faceted
• Color: Green with yellowish-green nuances
• Pearl: Cultured (Hyriopsis cumingii)
• Total bracelet weight: about 3.75 g
• Bracelet length: 18 cm
The bracelet can be shortened or lengthened upon request to fit perfectly the size of the wrist.
Accompanied by a GemTech gemological certificate attesting to authenticity, gemstone characteristics, and technical details.
A refined and versatile piece of jewelry, perfect for everyday wear as well as for elegant occasions.
Shipped insured and carefully packaged.
Seller's Story
18 kt Gold Bracelet with Natural Emeralds and Cultured Pearl –
Elegant bracelet made in 18 kt yellow gold, enriched by a refined sequence of natural emeralds cut in a faceted shape, in a deep green color with bright yellowish-green nuances.
In the center stands out a cultivated pearl (Hyriopsis cumingii) which brings balance and refinement to the composition, creating a harmonious contrast between the brilliance of the gems and the pearly delicacy.
The emeralds, with a total weight of about 15.00 ct, have variable dimensions (about 3.50 – 3.60 mm) and come from Zambia.
Spring-ring clasp in 18 kt gold.
Technical specifications:
• Metal: 18 kt yellow gold, about 1 g
• Stones: Natural emeralds
• Emerald provenance: Zambia
• Total emerald weight: about 15.00 ct
• Cut: Faceted
• Color: Green with yellowish-green nuances
• Pearl: Cultured (Hyriopsis cumingii)
• Total bracelet weight: about 3.75 g
• Bracelet length: 18 cm
The bracelet can be shortened or lengthened upon request to fit perfectly the size of the wrist.
Accompanied by a GemTech gemological certificate attesting to authenticity, gemstone characteristics, and technical details.
A refined and versatile piece of jewelry, perfect for everyday wear as well as for elegant occasions.
Shipped insured and carefully packaged.
Seller's Story
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