No reserve price - Necklace - 14 kt. White gold, Yellow gold, Akoya Pearls - Art Deco Graduated






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Art Deco graduated Akoya pearl necklace in 14 kt white and yellow gold, with no laboratory report, featuring graduating lustrous Akoya pearls (3.5–4.8 mm) and a 14 kt white and yellow gold hallmarked 585 clasp, length about 41.5 mm, weight 11.54 g, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Beautiful Art Deco pearl necklace
Graduated Akoya pearls with nice lustre
14kt. white & yellow gold clasp, hallmarked with 585 and decorated with a small pearl
Length c. 41,5mm
The smallest pearls measure about 3,5mm, graduated up to 4,8mm
Measurements of the clasp c. 16mm/7mm
Weight c. 11,54g
In excellent for its age pre-owned condition, minimal signs of wear-please,see scan
The accuracy of the displayed colours depends on the hardware and software. Colours may differ slightly from the original product
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Beautiful Art Deco pearl necklace
Graduated Akoya pearls with nice lustre
14kt. white & yellow gold clasp, hallmarked with 585 and decorated with a small pearl
Length c. 41,5mm
The smallest pearls measure about 3,5mm, graduated up to 4,8mm
Measurements of the clasp c. 16mm/7mm
Weight c. 11,54g
In excellent for its age pre-owned condition, minimal signs of wear-please,see scan
The accuracy of the displayed colours depends on the hardware and software. Colours may differ slightly from the original product
Shipping with DHL(tracked & insured)
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