ネックレス 14Kホワイトゴールド - アコヤ真珠 - 2列 - ミルグリーフェス
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A two‑row graduated Akoya cultured pearl necklace in 14 kt white gold (585) with a JKa‑signed 585 white gold clasp, total weight 31.10 g, length about 46 cm, featuring champagne‑coloured round Akoya pearls from 8 mm to 3 mm, in very good condition with minor signs of wear.
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Description from the seller
洗練された2列のグラデーション・ネックレスを、均整の取れたアコヤ真珠で構成。585/14Kホワイトゴールドの美しいクラスプを採用し、1粒の真珠とミルグレイン細工をあしらっています。
アコヤ真珠：部分的に結び目を打っています。
珠径：グラデーションで8mmから3mm程度
珠色：シャンパン色
珠質：丸珠、成長跡はほとんどなく、美しい照り。
585ホワイトゴールドの留具／枠は刻印と署名が JKa - J. Köhle, Pforzheim。
留具のサイズ：15 mm x 10 mm
チェーン長さ（開放時）：約46 cm - 第2ストランドがやや長い。
総重量：31.10 g
追跡付き保険配送。
洗練された2列のグラデーション・ネックレスを、均整の取れたアコヤ真珠で構成。585/14Kホワイトゴールドの美しいクラスプを採用し、1粒の真珠とミルグレイン細工をあしらっています。
アコヤ真珠：部分的に結び目を打っています。
珠径：グラデーションで8mmから3mm程度
珠色：シャンパン色
珠質：丸珠、成長跡はほとんどなく、美しい照り。
585ホワイトゴールドの留具／枠は刻印と署名が JKa - J. Köhle, Pforzheim。
留具のサイズ：15 mm x 10 mm
チェーン長さ（開放時）：約46 cm - 第2ストランドがやや長い。
総重量：31.10 g
追跡付き保険配送。
Details
時代
1900-2000
鑑定書
No laboratory report
スタイル
Art Deco
金属
14 kt white gold - Akoya pearls - 2-row - Millegriffes
ブランドジュエリー
いいえ'
総重量
31.1 g
コンディション
Very good condition - slightly used with small signs of wear
性別
Women
原産国
Germany
長さ
46 cm
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