Chain bracelet - 19.2 kt. Yellow gold






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Yellow gold bracelet, 19k (19.2 carats), weight 10.14 g, length 24 cm, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear, Byzantine chain with polished beads and a sophisticated, versatile design, laboratory report not available.
Description from the seller
19k yellow gold bracelet in Byzantine mesh, with interwoven links that provide unique shine and texture.
The design is enhanced by deep-toned polished beads, creating an elegant and sophisticated contrast.
This is a sophisticated and versatile piece, perfect for everyday wear or to enhance any jewelry collection.
Technical details
Material: 19k yellow gold
Weight: 10.14g
Length: 24cm
Condition: Excellent condition, with minimal signs of wear.
19k yellow gold bracelet in Byzantine mesh, with interwoven links that provide unique shine and texture.
The design is enhanced by deep-toned polished beads, creating an elegant and sophisticated contrast.
This is a sophisticated and versatile piece, perfect for everyday wear or to enhance any jewelry collection.
Technical details
Material: 19k yellow gold
Weight: 10.14g
Length: 24cm
Condition: Excellent condition, with minimal signs of wear.
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