18 karat (750) gold – Labradorite - Bracelet






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New women’s bracelet in 18 carat gold and labradorite, featuring 24 labradorite beads and 11 yellow gold spheres, total weight 10.53 g, circumference 17.5 cm, with a stamped clasp.
Description from the seller
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Magnificent labradorite pearl bracelet combined with small spheres of 18-karat yellow gold (the same material as its clasp, in the shape of a grooved ball). The size of the beads makes it an ideal everyday accessory, whether worn alone or paired with other pieces.
Labradorite is one of the most sought-after gems on the market due to its “labradorescence,” a natural optical effect that produces iridescent flashes in blue, green and gold tones when the stone is moved under light.
Inuit legend says that the lights of the aurora borealis were trapped in the rocks, giving origin to Labradorite.
With its enigmatic sophistication and a hardness suited for select pieces in fine jewelry, the organic beauty of this mineral combined with yellow gold creates a modern, elegant and refined contrast.
This bracelet is a new piece of jewelry (however, to assess its condition yourself please look closely at the photographs, they are part of the description).
Contorno: 17.5 cm
Diameter of the beads: approximately 7 mm
Number of beads: 24
Natural color: Yes, untreated
Number of gold spheres: 11
Total weight: 10.53 g
Punch mark on the clasp: Yes
Delivered in a luxury jewelry box. It will be carefully packaged.
Measurements are made manually, so please allow for a minimal though possible margin of error. There may be slight variations in the color you perceive due to your monitor settings.
Insured shipping. Possible customs duties or other additional charges imposed by your respective countries will be borne by the buyer.
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Seller's Story
No Reserve Price
Magnificent labradorite pearl bracelet combined with small spheres of 18-karat yellow gold (the same material as its clasp, in the shape of a grooved ball). The size of the beads makes it an ideal everyday accessory, whether worn alone or paired with other pieces.
Labradorite is one of the most sought-after gems on the market due to its “labradorescence,” a natural optical effect that produces iridescent flashes in blue, green and gold tones when the stone is moved under light.
Inuit legend says that the lights of the aurora borealis were trapped in the rocks, giving origin to Labradorite.
With its enigmatic sophistication and a hardness suited for select pieces in fine jewelry, the organic beauty of this mineral combined with yellow gold creates a modern, elegant and refined contrast.
This bracelet is a new piece of jewelry (however, to assess its condition yourself please look closely at the photographs, they are part of the description).
Contorno: 17.5 cm
Diameter of the beads: approximately 7 mm
Number of beads: 24
Natural color: Yes, untreated
Number of gold spheres: 11
Total weight: 10.53 g
Punch mark on the clasp: Yes
Delivered in a luxury jewelry box. It will be carefully packaged.
Measurements are made manually, so please allow for a minimal though possible margin of error. There may be slight variations in the color you perceive due to your monitor settings.
Insured shipping. Possible customs duties or other additional charges imposed by your respective countries will be borne by the buyer.
More jewelry up for auction right now on my profile. All my lots are offered with the possibility of combined shipping.
Seller's Story
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