No Reserve Price - Earrings - 9 kt. Silver, Enamel, Yellow gold - 0.08ct. tw. Ruby





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Antique Moretto authentic Art Nouveau earrings from the early 1900s, in 9K yellow gold and silver, with two round rubies (~0.04 ct each, total 0.08 ct), total weight 50 g, in good used condition with some wear, and no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Authentic vintage Moretto earrings from the Art Nouveau period around 1900, made of 9-karat yellow gold and silver.
Elegant and refined vintage object in excellent condition.
Presents 2 round-cut rubies of approximately 0.04 ct each.
Grams: 4.65.
Earring dimensions: 1.50 x 0.70 cm.
It will be sent in a gift box with traceable and insured shipping.
An authenticity certificate for the object will be issued, detailing the characteristics of the stones and gold.
Authentic vintage Moretto earrings from the Art Nouveau period around 1900, made of 9-karat yellow gold and silver.
Elegant and refined vintage object in excellent condition.
Presents 2 round-cut rubies of approximately 0.04 ct each.
Grams: 4.65.
Earring dimensions: 1.50 x 0.70 cm.
It will be sent in a gift box with traceable and insured shipping.
An authenticity certificate for the object will be issued, detailing the characteristics of the stones and gold.
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