Bracelet - 14 kt. Yellow gold Blood Coral - Blood Coral






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Dutch antique bracelet in 14 karat yellow gold with three rows of blood coral, length about 19 cm, total weight 28.7 g, clasp made of unstamped 14k yellow gold (XRF tested), no laboratory report, condition: reasonable with visible signs of wear, country of origin: Netherlands, no brand listed, main and surrounding stones: blood coral.
Description from the seller
ATTENTION! Due to export regulations, this lot can only be shipped within the European Union.
Old Dutch bracelet with 14-karat yellow gold and 3 rows of red coral
Closure consists of 14-karat yellow gold (unstamped, XRF tested)
Bead bracelet diameter: +/- 4.7–6.5 mm
Headpiece dimensions: 18 x 12 mm
Bracelet length: +/- 19 cm
Total weight: 28.7 g
Quality of red coral: see photos for your own impression. The beads are not tightly pressed against each other and have some space.
Insured shipping
ATTENTION! Due to export regulations, this lot can only be shipped within the European Union.
Old Dutch bracelet with 14-karat yellow gold and 3 rows of red coral
Closure consists of 14-karat yellow gold (unstamped, XRF tested)
Bead bracelet diameter: +/- 4.7–6.5 mm
Headpiece dimensions: 18 x 12 mm
Bracelet length: +/- 19 cm
Total weight: 28.7 g
Quality of red coral: see photos for your own impression. The beads are not tightly pressed against each other and have some space.
Insured shipping
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