No reserve price - Bead bracelet 14 kt yellow gold – cultured pearls






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An anchor of 14 karat yellow gold with oval freshwater cultured pearls as the main stones, featuring 80 surrounding gold beads, no laboratory report, length about 20 cm, weight 7.40 g, origin Germany, and in very good condition with minor signs of wear.
Description from the seller
Wonderful, sleek bracelet of oval freshwater cultured pearls and 585 yellow gold spheres.
Gequeint with a simple ribbed 585 / 14 kt yellow gold bead clasp.
Length: approx. 20 cm
Width: approx. 9 mm
Freshwater cultured pearls: satin white, oval, hardly any growth marks.
Pearl Ø up to about 5.5 mm
80 pieces gold spheres: roughly 2.5 mm Ø each
Clasp / mounts: 585 / 14 kt yellow gold, stamped and signed.
Clasp dimensions: 7 mm Ø
Weight: 7.40 grams
***No minimum price***
Insured shipping with Track and Trace.
Wonderful, sleek bracelet of oval freshwater cultured pearls and 585 yellow gold spheres.
Gequeint with a simple ribbed 585 / 14 kt yellow gold bead clasp.
Length: approx. 20 cm
Width: approx. 9 mm
Freshwater cultured pearls: satin white, oval, hardly any growth marks.
Pearl Ø up to about 5.5 mm
80 pieces gold spheres: roughly 2.5 mm Ø each
Clasp / mounts: 585 / 14 kt yellow gold, stamped and signed.
Clasp dimensions: 7 mm Ø
Weight: 7.40 grams
***No minimum price***
Insured shipping with Track and Trace.
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