Pendant - 18 kt. Yellow gold
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An 18 carat yellow gold pendant/brooch with blue enamel, total weight 14.51 g, 38 mm square, centered by a 1966 UK sovereign gold coin (22 kt) in mint condition, origin Italy, unisex.
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Description from the seller
Vintage 18kt Gold and Blue Enamel Pendant/Brooch with 1966 Sovereign in 22kt Gold – Impeccable Condition.Description:
Elegant and majestic pendant/brooch in Italian artisanal haute jewelry, featuring a splendid circular mounting in 18kt yellow gold (750/1000) adorned with refined royal blue enamel work with gold motifs.
In the center of the jewel is set an original 1966 Sovereign gold coin, depicting the young Queen Elizabeth II ("Young Head"), minted by the British Royal Mint in 22kt gold (916/1000).
A one-of-a-kind piece that brings together the excellence of Italian jewelry craftsmanship with the historical charm of royal numismatic gold.
Technical Specifications:
Total weight of the object: 14.51 grams
Center Coin: Sovereign United Kingdom 1966 – Queen Elizabeth II (22kt gold / 916‰ - Coin weight: 7.98 g)
Mounting: 18kt yellow gold (750/1000) and blue enamel (Mount weight: 6.53 g)
Dimensions: 38 mm x 38 mm (3.8 cm x 3.8 cm)
Design/Usage: Pendant / Brooch (dual function)
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Italy (Artisanal jewelry manufacture)
Conditions of the object:
Excellent / Like new. The jewelry has been kept with extreme care inside its original case, never worn and shows no signs of wear, scratches or imperfections on both the gold and the enamel.
Shipping notes:
The item will be shipped securely packed with full tracking and insurance via express courier.
Vintage 18kt Gold and Blue Enamel Pendant/Brooch with 1966 Sovereign in 22kt Gold – Impeccable Condition.Description:
Elegant and majestic pendant/brooch in Italian artisanal haute jewelry, featuring a splendid circular mounting in 18kt yellow gold (750/1000) adorned with refined royal blue enamel work with gold motifs.
In the center of the jewel is set an original 1966 Sovereign gold coin, depicting the young Queen Elizabeth II ("Young Head"), minted by the British Royal Mint in 22kt gold (916/1000).
A one-of-a-kind piece that brings together the excellence of Italian jewelry craftsmanship with the historical charm of royal numismatic gold.
Technical Specifications:
Total weight of the object: 14.51 grams
Center Coin: Sovereign United Kingdom 1966 – Queen Elizabeth II (22kt gold / 916‰ - Coin weight: 7.98 g)
Mounting: 18kt yellow gold (750/1000) and blue enamel (Mount weight: 6.53 g)
Dimensions: 38 mm x 38 mm (3.8 cm x 3.8 cm)
Design/Usage: Pendant / Brooch (dual function)
Gender: Unisex
Origin: Italy (Artisanal jewelry manufacture)
Conditions of the object:
Excellent / Like new. The jewelry has been kept with extreme care inside its original case, never worn and shows no signs of wear, scratches or imperfections on both the gold and the enamel.
Shipping notes:
The item will be shipped securely packed with full tracking and insurance via express courier.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
14.51 g
Condition
As new - unused
Gender
Unisex
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Width
38 mm
Length
38 mm
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