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






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Gold yellow 18 carat bracelet, about 18 cm long and weighing around 4.15 g, set with 110 natural tanzanites totaling about 17 ct, stones roughly 3.50–3.70 mm in mixed faceted drilled beads, featuring a central cultured Hyriopsis cumingii pearl, colour blue-violet lavender, no laboratory report, unbranded.
Description from the seller
Refined bracelet made in 18 kt yellow gold, embellished with a continuous sequence of natural tanzanites (zoisite variety), bead-cut facets, characterized by an elegant blue-violet color (Lavender/Violet).
The stones, perfectly calibrated (approximately 3.50 – 3.70 mm), express delicate glacial hues that oscillate between blue and violet, enhanced by the faceted cut that highlights their brightness.
At the center is set a Hyriopsis cumingii cultured pearl, a classic element that creates a harmonious color contrast with the cool tones of the tanzanite.
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Technical specifications
• Yellow gold 18 kt about 1 g
• Stones: Natural tanzanite (Zoisite)
• Total weight of tanzanites: about 17.00 ct
• Stone size: about 3.50 – 3.70 mm
• Color: Blue violet (Lavender/Violet)
• Shape: Mixed shape (faceted beads / faceted drilled beads)
• Transparency: Transparent – Translucent
• Treatment: TE – Thermal treatment (as per certificate)
• Pearl: Cultured “Hyriopsis cumingii”
• Total bracelet weight: about 4.15 g
• Length: 18 cm
The bracelet can be shortened or lengthened upon request to fit perfectly the wrist size.
Accompanied by a GemTech gemological certificate, attesting to authenticity, variety and gemological characteristics.
Insured shipping and carefully packaged.
Seller's Story
Refined bracelet made in 18 kt yellow gold, embellished with a continuous sequence of natural tanzanites (zoisite variety), bead-cut facets, characterized by an elegant blue-violet color (Lavender/Violet).
The stones, perfectly calibrated (approximately 3.50 – 3.70 mm), express delicate glacial hues that oscillate between blue and violet, enhanced by the faceted cut that highlights their brightness.
At the center is set a Hyriopsis cumingii cultured pearl, a classic element that creates a harmonious color contrast with the cool tones of the tanzanite.
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Technical specifications
• Yellow gold 18 kt about 1 g
• Stones: Natural tanzanite (Zoisite)
• Total weight of tanzanites: about 17.00 ct
• Stone size: about 3.50 – 3.70 mm
• Color: Blue violet (Lavender/Violet)
• Shape: Mixed shape (faceted beads / faceted drilled beads)
• Transparency: Transparent – Translucent
• Treatment: TE – Thermal treatment (as per certificate)
• Pearl: Cultured “Hyriopsis cumingii”
• Total bracelet weight: about 4.15 g
• Length: 18 cm
The bracelet can be shortened or lengthened upon request to fit perfectly the wrist size.
Accompanied by a GemTech gemological certificate, attesting to authenticity, variety and gemological characteristics.
Insured shipping and carefully packaged.
Seller's Story
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