No reserve price - Necklace - 18 kt. Yellow gold Pearl - Coral - Golden South Sea





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This 50 cm necklace features four button-shaped Golden South Sea cultured pearls with excellent lustre and clean surfaces, strung with red natural coral, and an 18-carat yellow-gold clasp; it weighs 15 g and has no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
A Golden South Sea Pearls & Coral Necklace
- Golden South Sea Pearls from The Pinctada Maxima
- Number of Pieces 4
- Size 10-12 mm diameter
- Pearls of button shape
- Excellent Luster and clean skin
- Strand of red natural coral
- The clasp is made in 18K yellow gold
- Necklace 50 cmm long
- Certificate of Authenticity and box
Seller's Story
A Golden South Sea Pearls & Coral Necklace
- Golden South Sea Pearls from The Pinctada Maxima
- Number of Pieces 4
- Size 10-12 mm diameter
- Pearls of button shape
- Excellent Luster and clean skin
- Strand of red natural coral
- The clasp is made in 18K yellow gold
- Necklace 50 cmm long
- Certificate of Authenticity and box
Seller's Story
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