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





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New 18k yellow gold bracelet for women with coral as both the main and surrounding stones, total weight 5.6 g, length 19 cm (standard 18 cm with custom sizing available), coral origin Japan, and a lobster-style closure in 18k yellow gold (750) with no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Bracelet made from natural Japan coral, selected and worked into smooth, uniform beads.
• Type of craftsmanship: smooth round beads
• Coral bead diameter: ~4 mm (average size)
• Total length: standard 18 cm
(after purchase you can request a personalized size)
• Total weight: 5.50 g
• Clasp: lobster clasp in 18 kt yellow gold (750)
• Weight of the gold part: approx 1 g
• Hallmark: present on the clasp, 750 hallmark clearly visible (see macro photo)
• Origin of the coral: Japan
Shipping
• Tracked and insured shipping.
• Protective and careful packaging.
Seller's Story
Bracelet made from natural Japan coral, selected and worked into smooth, uniform beads.
• Type of craftsmanship: smooth round beads
• Coral bead diameter: ~4 mm (average size)
• Total length: standard 18 cm
(after purchase you can request a personalized size)
• Total weight: 5.50 g
• Clasp: lobster clasp in 18 kt yellow gold (750)
• Weight of the gold part: approx 1 g
• Hallmark: present on the clasp, 750 hallmark clearly visible (see macro photo)
• Origin of the coral: Japan
Shipping
• Tracked and insured shipping.
• Protective and careful packaging.
Seller's Story
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