No reserve price - String of beads Akoya pearls - 8 kt white gold - millegrain





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Antique champagne Akoya pearl necklace, fully knotted, with a 333/8 kt white gold clasp set with a pearl and millegriffes detail, length 49 cm and total weight 32.70 g, in very good condition with minor signs of wear.
Description from the seller
Wonderful antique pearl necklace of champagne-colored Akoya cultured pearls.
With a charming 333 / 8 kt white gold clasp, set with a pearl and millegriffé details. Clasp designed for front wear.
Akoya cultured pearls: Fully knotted.
Pearl size: up to 7.1 mm
Pearl color: champagne-colored
Pearl quality: Round to baroque, with natural growth features and beautiful luster.
333 white gold - clasp / fittings: hallmarked
Clasp dimensions: 15 mm x 7 mm
Chain length open: approx. 49 cm
Total weight: 32.70 g
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Wonderful antique pearl necklace of champagne-colored Akoya cultured pearls.
With a charming 333 / 8 kt white gold clasp, set with a pearl and millegriffé details. Clasp designed for front wear.
Akoya cultured pearls: Fully knotted.
Pearl size: up to 7.1 mm
Pearl color: champagne-colored
Pearl quality: Round to baroque, with natural growth features and beautiful luster.
333 white gold - clasp / fittings: hallmarked
Clasp dimensions: 15 mm x 7 mm
Chain length open: approx. 49 cm
Total weight: 32.70 g
***No minimum price***
Insured shipping with Track & Trace.
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