No Reserve Price - Necklace Silver, Gold-plated - 71.00ct. tw. Carnelian - Gilded Ancient Cameo





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Antique Italian necklace in silver plated with 18k yellow gold, featuring three Corniola main stones (total 30 ct) with a 71 ct total stones weight, oval shape and European antique cut, 45 cm long and weighing 14.2 g, no laboratory report, made in Italy.
Description from the seller
This beautiful necklace is antique and is more than 100 years old.
Style: Ancient Roman 'Vittoriano'
Main stone: Sardonic shell caught in Italy.
- Silver grade 925 + Copper plated in 18 kt Yellow Gold
Length: 45 centimeters
- Width: 20 millimeters
Weight: 14.2 grams. In carats: 71.
Entirely handmade in Italy.
Your jewelry will be accompanied by elegant packaging.
This beautiful necklace is antique and is more than 100 years old.
Style: Ancient Roman 'Vittoriano'
Main stone: Sardonic shell caught in Italy.
- Silver grade 925 + Copper plated in 18 kt Yellow Gold
Length: 45 centimeters
- Width: 20 millimeters
Weight: 14.2 grams. In carats: 71.
Entirely handmade in Italy.
Your jewelry will be accompanied by elegant packaging.
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