Necklace - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 0.20ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - Diamond






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Yellow gold 18 carat necklace, model Balestra 1882, with 13 natural diamonds on the front and 13 surrounding natural diamonds (total 0.20 ct), length 43 cm, weight 17.53 g, new for women, with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
I am selling a beautiful Balestra 1882 choker necklace in 18-karat yellow gold with a bale clasp. The necklace has never been worn and is therefore new. It features 13 diamonds on the front, and as you can see from the photos, it also bears the hallmark. The total diamond weight is 0.20 ct.
I am also including the certificate from Gioielleria Grazia Gioielli of Altedo where it was purchased.
The necklace weighs 17.53 g and is 43 cm long.
The choker is extremely elegant and suitable for any occasion.
Customs duties are the buyer's responsibility.
I am selling a beautiful Balestra 1882 choker necklace in 18-karat yellow gold with a bale clasp. The necklace has never been worn and is therefore new. It features 13 diamonds on the front, and as you can see from the photos, it also bears the hallmark. The total diamond weight is 0.20 ct.
I am also including the certificate from Gioielleria Grazia Gioielli of Altedo where it was purchased.
The necklace weighs 17.53 g and is 43 cm long.
The choker is extremely elegant and suitable for any occasion.
Customs duties are the buyer's responsibility.
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