ネックレス - 18 kt. Yellow gold - 4×7.5mmのアコヤ真珠
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New 18K yellow gold ladies’ necklace, 45 cm long, total weight 6 g, featuring 11 Akoya pearls (4×7.5 mm) in silvery grey, drop shape from Japan, with no laboratory report.
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Description from the seller
11珠の最高品質の銀色アクヤ真珠を含む、ユニークなネックレス。
日本の温暖な海で生産され、自然な輝きと豊かな豪華な艶を持つ銀色系の色味を求めて、手作業で厳選されました。
Pearls:
- Type: Akoya
- Origin: Japan
- Oyster: Pinctada Fucata
- Color: Silvery grey
- Shape: Drop
- Surface: Clean and smooth
- Luster: Excellent
- Size: 4x7.5mm
Gold:
18K Yellow Gold, hallmarked.
The necklace measures 45cm with an optioning of shortening if necessary.
Packaging: Necklace Jewellery box and an Authenticity Certificate to guarantee the source and quality.
Insured track and trace delivery.
11珠の最高品質の銀色アクヤ真珠を含む、ユニークなネックレス。
日本の温暖な海で生産され、自然な輝きと豊かな豪華な艶を持つ銀色系の色味を求めて、手作業で厳選されました。
Pearls:
- Type: Akoya
- Origin: Japan
- Oyster: Pinctada Fucata
- Color: Silvery grey
- Shape: Drop
- Surface: Clean and smooth
- Luster: Excellent
- Size: 4x7.5mm
Gold:
18K Yellow Gold, hallmarked.
The necklace measures 45cm with an optioning of shortening if necessary.
Packaging: Necklace Jewellery box and an Authenticity Certificate to guarantee the source and quality.
Insured track and trace delivery.
Details
時代
After 2000
鑑定書
No laboratory report
金属
Yellow gold
ブランドジュエリー
いいえ'
純度
18 kt.
総重量
6 g
コンディション
New
性別
Women
タイトル補足情報
4x7.5mm Akoya Pearls
長さ
45 cm
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