ブローチ - 18 kt. Yellow gold Pearl
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Vintage Swedish 18k yellow gold brooch with a single 4 mm round freshwater pearl in white, weighing 3 g, made by C.G. Hallberg in 1958; no laboratory report and in excellent condition.
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Description from the seller
スウェーデン製ゴールドブローチ 18K / 750 イエローゴールド – 宮廷宝石商 C.G. Hallberg（1958）
説明:
販売対象は美しく、オリジナルのヴィンテージブローチ。本物のスウェーデン製イエローゴールドの宝石です。宝飾品はストックホルムの有名な宮廷宝石商 C.G. Hallberg の工房に由来します。背面の継ぎ目のない刻印のおかげで完璧に特定可能です:
素材:
18カラット イエローゴールド（750の純度）– 「Kattfot」スタンプ（Drei Kronen）によって保証
メーカー:
CGH（C.G. Hallberg）
製造年:
1958年（スウェーデンの年コード H9）
重量:
3グラム
北欧の金細工鑑賞家のための、卓越した状態の秀逸なコレクターズアイテム。
スウェーデン製ゴールドブローチ 18K / 750 イエローゴールド – 宮廷宝石商 C.G. Hallberg（1958）
説明:
販売対象は美しく、オリジナルのヴィンテージブローチ。本物のスウェーデン製イエローゴールドの宝石です。宝飾品はストックホルムの有名な宮廷宝石商 C.G. Hallberg の工房に由来します。背面の継ぎ目のない刻印のおかげで完璧に特定可能です:
素材:
18カラット イエローゴールド（750の純度）– 「Kattfot」スタンプ（Drei Kronen）によって保証
メーカー:
CGH（C.G. Hallberg）
製造年:
1958年（スウェーデンの年コード H9）
重量:
3グラム
北欧の金細工鑑賞家のための、卓越した状態の秀逸なコレクターズアイテム。
Details
時代
1900-2000
鑑定書
No laboratory report
パールの種類
Freshwater cultured pearl
金属
Yellow gold
ブランドジュエリー
いいえ'
パールの数
1
純度
18 kt.
メインストーン
Pearl
パールの直径 (mm)
4 mm
総重量
3 g
パールカラー
White
コンディション
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
パールのシェイプ
Round
性別
Women
原産国
Sweden
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