Natural Baltic Amber Openwork - Gold plated - Earrings
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Openworked floral Baltic amber earrings with natural Succinite beads, set in 925 sterling silver and gold plated, total length about 25 mm, weight 2.58 g, origin Lithuania.
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Natural Baltic Amber Openwork Earrings
925 Sterling Silver
Gold-plated
Elegant Openwork Flower-shaped Earrings with Natural Baltic Amber Beads
Amber
Scientific name
Succinite - fossilized pine tree resin
Geological Period - Paleogene, Eocene
(56 - 33.9 million years)
Condition - Natural
Treatment - Polished
Beads 5 mm
Authenticity - Original/official
Total length ± 25 mm
Natural Baltic Amber Openwork Earrings
925 Sterling Silver
Gold-plated
Elegant Openwork Flower-shaped Earrings with Natural Baltic Amber Beads
Amber
Scientific name
Succinite - fossilized pine tree resin
Geological Period - Paleogene, Eocene
(56 - 33.9 million years)
Condition - Natural
Treatment - Polished
Beads 5 mm
Authenticity - Original/official
Total length ± 25 mm
Details
Era
After 2000
Metal
Natural Baltic Amber Openwork - Gold plated
Total weight
2.58 g
Condition
As new - unused
Country of origin
Lithuania
Indigenous object name
Succinite - fossilized pine tree resin
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