No reserve price - Earrings - 14 kt. Yellow gold - 17.00ct. tw.
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Yellow gold 14k earrings for women featuring a total of about 17 carats of stones (topaz, garnet, madeira citrine and prasiolite), weighing 4.8 g with a length of about 4.5 cm, presented without a laboratory report and not branded, in good used condition.
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Description from the seller
A pair of 14kt yellow gold earrings set with topaz, garnet, Madeira citrine, and prasiolite. Due to the floral color combination, these earrings can be paired with many outfits. The earrings are designed and produced in-house, so they come directly from the source. We offer them in various color combinations, and there are also matching necklaces with pendants.
The earrings have quite large stones. From small to large:
- 5mm round topaz
7 x 10 mm garnet - peer
8 mm citrine wood, round
- 10 x 12 mm prasiolite - pair
There is approximately 17 carats of gemstones in these earrings.
The earrings are approximately 4.5 cm long and weigh 4.8 grams together.
The earrings have fine studs and small butterflies. They will also fit if you have small piercings.
Certification: 14K on butterflies and studs.
Almost all gemstones are treated for color and/or purity. Whether this is also the case with these stones has not been tested in a laboratory. However, you may assume that it is the case.
Shipping is via UPS or DHL Express, depending on your location. Your purchases can be combined, even if they were not bought in the same auction. Please send us a message, thank you.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateA pair of 14kt yellow gold earrings set with topaz, garnet, Madeira citrine, and prasiolite. Due to the floral color combination, these earrings can be paired with many outfits. The earrings are designed and produced in-house, so they come directly from the source. We offer them in various color combinations, and there are also matching necklaces with pendants.
The earrings have quite large stones. From small to large:
- 5mm round topaz
7 x 10 mm garnet - peer
8 mm citrine wood, round
- 10 x 12 mm prasiolite - pair
There is approximately 17 carats of gemstones in these earrings.
The earrings are approximately 4.5 cm long and weigh 4.8 grams together.
The earrings have fine studs and small butterflies. They will also fit if you have small piercings.
Certification: 14K on butterflies and studs.
Almost all gemstones are treated for color and/or purity. Whether this is also the case with these stones has not been tested in a laboratory. However, you may assume that it is the case.
Shipping is via UPS or DHL Express, depending on your location. Your purchases can be combined, even if they were not bought in the same auction. Please send us a message, thank you.
Seller's Story
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Era
After 2000
Laboratory Report
No laboratory report
Total carat weight of all stones
17.00
Metal
Yellow gold
Brand jewellery
No
Fineness
14 kt.
Total weight
4.8 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
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