Chain - 18 kt. Yellow gold
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A solid 18kt yellow gold Bismarck chain, 204 cm long and weighing 78 g, originating from Türkiye and dating to the 1970s, in excellent condition.
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Rare Vintage 18ct Gold Bismarck Chain – 204cm, 78g – 1970s
For sale is a stunning vintage 1970s Italian Bismarck-style chain, crafted from solid 18ct gold. This exquisite piece is a true statement of luxury and elegance, perfect for collectors or those looking for a unique, high-quality gold chain.
New Hallmark from Dublin Assay Office, verifying the items quality. Original hallmarks faded, believed to be Turkish. Hallmark beside Clasp.
Item Details:
Material: Solid 18ct Gold
Weight: 78 grams
Length: 204 cm (incredible length, versatile styling options)
Style: Bismarck Chain (intricate, bold, and stylish)
Era: 1970s Vintage
Features & Benefits:
Exceptional Craftsmanship – Italian goldsmithing at its finest
Luxurious Weight & Feel – 78g of solid 18ct gold
Rare & Collectible – A true vintage find from the 1970s
Versatile Wear – Can be styled as a long chain, doubled, or layered
Condition:
This vintage gold chain is in excellent condition with a beautiful patina that adds to its character. It has been well-preserved and remains a timeless investment piece.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a stunning gold chain from the 1970s.
Will be shipped fully insured. This is reflected in shipping costs.
Rare Vintage 18ct Gold Bismarck Chain – 204cm, 78g – 1970s
For sale is a stunning vintage 1970s Italian Bismarck-style chain, crafted from solid 18ct gold. This exquisite piece is a true statement of luxury and elegance, perfect for collectors or those looking for a unique, high-quality gold chain.
New Hallmark from Dublin Assay Office, verifying the items quality. Original hallmarks faded, believed to be Turkish. Hallmark beside Clasp.
Item Details:
Material: Solid 18ct Gold
Weight: 78 grams
Length: 204 cm (incredible length, versatile styling options)
Style: Bismarck Chain (intricate, bold, and stylish)
Era: 1970s Vintage
Features & Benefits:
Exceptional Craftsmanship – Italian goldsmithing at its finest
Luxurious Weight & Feel – 78g of solid 18ct gold
Rare & Collectible – A true vintage find from the 1970s
Versatile Wear – Can be styled as a long chain, doubled, or layered
Condition:
This vintage gold chain is in excellent condition with a beautiful patina that adds to its character. It has been well-preserved and remains a timeless investment piece.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a stunning gold chain from the 1970s.
Will be shipped fully insured. This is reflected in shipping costs.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Style
Contemporary
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
18 kt.
Total weight
78 g
Condition
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
Gender
Unisex
Country of Origin
Türkiye
Length
204 cm
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