No reserve price - ビーズブレスレット 835銀 - アコヤ真珠 - ミルグリーフ - 3連
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A three-row Art Deco bracelet with champagne Akoya cultured pearls set in 835 silver, featuring a Millegriffes clasp with a pearl and a patinated 835 silver closure, no laboratory report, origin Germany, total weight 26.50 g, length 18.5 cm.
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Description from the seller
素敵な3連の腕輪、シャンパンカラーのアコヤ養殖真珠で作られています。83 5銀の魅力的なクラスプを飾り、1粒の真珠とミルグレイン細工をあしらい、二本の銀桟で安定させています。
腕の長さ：約18.5 cm - 入札前に腕周りを測ってください。紐はやや伸びています。
幅：約17 mm
アコヤ養殖真珠：シャンパンカラー、成長特徴が少ない。まれに小さな擦り傷がありますが、全体的には美しいツヤです。占有の強い成長特徴を持つ1粒があり、写真をご確認ください。
真珠のサイズ：最大約5.9 mm
留具：835銀、刻印あり。パティーナ付き。
留具のサイズ：15 mm x 9 mm
総重量：26.50 g
***最低入札価格なし***
追跡機能付き保険配送。
素敵な3連の腕輪、シャンパンカラーのアコヤ養殖真珠で作られています。83 5銀の魅力的なクラスプを飾り、1粒の真珠とミルグレイン細工をあしらい、二本の銀桟で安定させています。
腕の長さ：約18.5 cm - 入札前に腕周りを測ってください。紐はやや伸びています。
幅：約17 mm
アコヤ養殖真珠：シャンパンカラー、成長特徴が少ない。まれに小さな擦り傷がありますが、全体的には美しいツヤです。占有の強い成長特徴を持つ1粒があり、写真をご確認ください。
真珠のサイズ：最大約5.9 mm
留具：835銀、刻印あり。パティーナ付き。
留具のサイズ：15 mm x 9 mm
総重量：26.50 g
***最低入札価格なし***
追跡機能付き保険配送。
Details
時代
1900-2000
鑑定書
No laboratory report
スタイル
Art Deco
金属
835 silver – Akoya pearls – mille-griffe setting – 3-row
ブランドジュエリー
いいえ'
総重量
26.5 g
コンディション
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
性別
Women
原産国
Germany
内周
18.5 cm
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