No Reserve Price - Necklace - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 75.00ct. tw. Emerald - Emeralds from 4 to 8 mm






IGI Antwerp gemmologist with over 25 years' experience specialising in vintage brand jewellery.
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18 karat yellow gold necklace with 72 emeralds totaling 75 ct, oval natural emeralds, length 52 cm, total weight 17 g, no laboratory report, unbranded.
Description from the seller
Necklace with step-cut emeralds with an 18 kt yellow gold clasp (750).
A necklace of notable importance and aesthetic impact.
Smeraldi: from 4/6/8 mm
Emerald: 75 carats
Color: vivid green
Natural
Total length 52 cm.
Total weight 17 g
Sold with an elegant box and a guarantee certificate issued by our jewelry store.
Insured shipment
Necklace with step-cut emeralds with an 18 kt yellow gold clasp (750).
A necklace of notable importance and aesthetic impact.
Smeraldi: from 4/6/8 mm
Emerald: 75 carats
Color: vivid green
Natural
Total length 52 cm.
Total weight 17 g
Sold with an elegant box and a guarantee certificate issued by our jewelry store.
Insured shipment
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