Coral - Silver - Earrings - Roman-Vittorian style
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These earrings feature natural red Sardinian coral in rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver, are handmade in Italy and weigh 6 g.
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Description from the seller
These corals are antique and over 50 years old.
Style: Antique Roman “Victorian”
- Main stone: Genuine, natural Sardinian red coral, harvested in Italy
- 925 sterling silver, rhodium-plated
- Earring length: 50 millimeters
- Maximum earring width: 16 millimeters
- Weight: 6 grams. In carats: 30
- Entirely handcrafted in Italy
Your jewelry will come in elegant packaging.
These corals are antique and over 50 years old.
Style: Antique Roman “Victorian”
- Main stone: Genuine, natural Sardinian red coral, harvested in Italy
- 925 sterling silver, rhodium-plated
- Earring length: 50 millimeters
- Maximum earring width: 16 millimeters
- Weight: 6 grams. In carats: 30
- Entirely handcrafted in Italy
Your jewelry will come in elegant packaging.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Weight (gr)
6.00
Style
Ancient Roman, Antique, Art Deco, Vintage
Total carat weight of all stones
30.00
Metal
Silver
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Coral
Total weight
6 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Country of origin
Italy
Title additional information
Roman-Vittorian style
Width
50 mm
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