Earrings - 19.2 kt. Yellow gold






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Antique Portuguese 19.2k gold filigree earrings with a Deer 800 hallmark, total weight 3.12 g, for Senhora, in excellent barely worn condition with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Antique Portuguese 19.2K Gold Filigree Earrings – Deer 800 Hallmark – 3.12 g
Description:
Beautiful pair of antique Portuguese earrings crafted in 19.2K gold (800/1000), featuring an elegant and highly decorative traditional Portuguese filigree-style design.
The earrings display a finely detailed openwork construction, with layered crescent-shaped elements, small spherical ornaments and delicate decorative loops, giving the pair a refined and distinctive antique appearance.
They are marked with the Portuguese Deer “800” hallmark, indicating 19.2K gold, together with an additional maker’s/jeweller’s mark.
The workmanship and overall design are characteristic of traditional Portuguese jewellery, making this pair particularly attractive for collectors of antique gold jewellery and Portuguese craftsmanship.
Details:
* Material: 19.2K gold / 800 gold
* Portuguese hallmark: Deer 800
* Additional maker’s/jeweller’s mark
* Style: Traditional Portuguese / filigree-style
* Total weight: 3.12 g
* Sold as a pair
* Condition: Antique/vintage condition, with normal signs of age and wear consistent with its period
* Measurements: Please refer to the photographs with the ruler
* Hallmarks and construction details are clearly shown in the close-up photographs
A charming and elegant example of traditional Portuguese gold jewellery, combining delicate craftsmanship, historical character and a highly decorative design.
Please study all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.
Antique Portuguese 19.2K Gold Filigree Earrings – Deer 800 Hallmark – 3.12 g
Description:
Beautiful pair of antique Portuguese earrings crafted in 19.2K gold (800/1000), featuring an elegant and highly decorative traditional Portuguese filigree-style design.
The earrings display a finely detailed openwork construction, with layered crescent-shaped elements, small spherical ornaments and delicate decorative loops, giving the pair a refined and distinctive antique appearance.
They are marked with the Portuguese Deer “800” hallmark, indicating 19.2K gold, together with an additional maker’s/jeweller’s mark.
The workmanship and overall design are characteristic of traditional Portuguese jewellery, making this pair particularly attractive for collectors of antique gold jewellery and Portuguese craftsmanship.
Details:
* Material: 19.2K gold / 800 gold
* Portuguese hallmark: Deer 800
* Additional maker’s/jeweller’s mark
* Style: Traditional Portuguese / filigree-style
* Total weight: 3.12 g
* Sold as a pair
* Condition: Antique/vintage condition, with normal signs of age and wear consistent with its period
* Measurements: Please refer to the photographs with the ruler
* Hallmarks and construction details are clearly shown in the close-up photographs
A charming and elegant example of traditional Portuguese gold jewellery, combining delicate craftsmanship, historical character and a highly decorative design.
Please study all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.
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