Necklace Silver Pearl
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€ 320
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Selected by Chumeng Weng
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Retail Estimate € 600 - € 700
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This 130 cm Japanese Akoya cultured pearl necklace has 128 round white pearls measuring 8 mm, excellent lustre and a 925 silver clasp centred with a pearl.
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Description from the seller
A remarkable Japanese-made Akoya pearl necklace composed of a continuous 130 cm strand of individually knotted cultured Akoya saltwater pearls, approximately 7,5 mm in diameter. The pearls display an exceptionally beautiful pink lustre, with delicate rose overtones, excellent brilliance and a rich, luminous nacre.
An elegant and highly versatile example of Japanese pearl jewellery, distinguished by the quality and consistency of its pearls and their particularly attractive pink iridescence. The generous length allows the necklace to be worn as a single long strand or doubled for a more classical appearance.
Clasp: Marked 925 silver silver clasp featuring an intricate swirling design centred with a pearl.
Pearls: Japanese cultured Akoya saltwater pearls, approximately 7,5 mm in diameter. Excellent lustre, with pronounced rose overtones, beautiful surface brilliance and a harmonious overall appearance.
Dimensions: Approximately 130 cm total length.
Condition / defects / restorations: Excellent vintage condition. The pearls retain their beautiful original lustre. No known restorations or damage.
Origin: Japan.
Shipping and insurance: Presented in a black velvet jewellery pouch and carefully packaged with additional protective materials to ensure safe transit. Shipped fully insured for the purchase value, with tracking.
A remarkable Japanese-made Akoya pearl necklace composed of a continuous 130 cm strand of individually knotted cultured Akoya saltwater pearls, approximately 7,5 mm in diameter. The pearls display an exceptionally beautiful pink lustre, with delicate rose overtones, excellent brilliance and a rich, luminous nacre.
An elegant and highly versatile example of Japanese pearl jewellery, distinguished by the quality and consistency of its pearls and their particularly attractive pink iridescence. The generous length allows the necklace to be worn as a single long strand or doubled for a more classical appearance.
Clasp: Marked 925 silver silver clasp featuring an intricate swirling design centred with a pearl.
Pearls: Japanese cultured Akoya saltwater pearls, approximately 7,5 mm in diameter. Excellent lustre, with pronounced rose overtones, beautiful surface brilliance and a harmonious overall appearance.
Dimensions: Approximately 130 cm total length.
Condition / defects / restorations: Excellent vintage condition. The pearls retain their beautiful original lustre. No known restorations or damage.
Origin: Japan.
Shipping and insurance: Presented in a black velvet jewellery pouch and carefully packaged with additional protective materials to ensure safe transit. Shipped fully insured for the purchase value, with tracking.
Details
Era
After 2000
Pearl type
Akoya cultured pearl
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Number of pearls
128
Brand jewellery
No
Metal
Silver
Main stone
Pearl
Diameter of pearls (in mm)
8 mm
Total weight
99 g
Pearl colour
White
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Pearl shape
Round
Country of origin
Japan
Pearl surface quality
Clean
Gender
Women
Pearl lustre
Excellent
Length
130 cm
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