No reserve price - ブレスレット Silver Pearl - Pearl - タヒチ Ø 9.5mm アクアマリン





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A 925 silver bracelet with a Tahiti Keshi pearl Ø9.5 mm as the main stone, four Akoya pearls Ø2.5–3 mm as surrounding stones, and aquamarine semi-precious stones, total length 20 cm, with excellent luster and clean surfaces.
Description from the seller
NO RESERVE PRICE
One-of-a-kind Keshi Tahitian cultured pearl bracelet BQ shape from Ø 9,5 MM, 4 Akoya pearls RD Ø 3 mm mounted in 925 Silver clasp and parts with Hallmarks and semi-precious stones Aquamarines round mix cut from Ø 3 to 4,5 mm. Total length 20 cm.
Metal : 925%o Silver with hallmarks.
1 Tahiti Keshi pearl Ø 9,5 mm
4 Akoya pearls round Ø 2,5 to 3 mm
Quality : Excellent
Luster : Excellent
Surface : clean
Colour : Natural silver bluish shades and white pink shades
Pearls' origins : French Polynesia & Japan
Oyster : Pinctada Margaritifera & fucata Martensii
Length : 20 cm.
Stones : semi-precious Aquamarines round from Ø 3 to 4,5 mm.
Delivered with jewelry box and certificate of authenticity
Shipment from Switzerland by SwissPost Priority insured.
(Notify : Additional local taxes can be asked by your customs' country as we are based in Switzerland (outside E.U. Zone). All duties have to be paid before delivery - check your notifications you will receive on your e-mail. For buyers residing in Portugal, please note that we will no longer be sending goods as Portuguese customs block each of our shipments & asking destinatary to take a forwarding agent for Custom import. In case of return, please note that VAT all shipping fees and customs fees will not be refunded, and the buyer will be responsible for all costs incurred during the return shipment.) Please always check notifications you'll receive from FedEx to facilitate customs clearance.
Seller's Story
NO RESERVE PRICE
One-of-a-kind Keshi Tahitian cultured pearl bracelet BQ shape from Ø 9,5 MM, 4 Akoya pearls RD Ø 3 mm mounted in 925 Silver clasp and parts with Hallmarks and semi-precious stones Aquamarines round mix cut from Ø 3 to 4,5 mm. Total length 20 cm.
Metal : 925%o Silver with hallmarks.
1 Tahiti Keshi pearl Ø 9,5 mm
4 Akoya pearls round Ø 2,5 to 3 mm
Quality : Excellent
Luster : Excellent
Surface : clean
Colour : Natural silver bluish shades and white pink shades
Pearls' origins : French Polynesia & Japan
Oyster : Pinctada Margaritifera & fucata Martensii
Length : 20 cm.
Stones : semi-precious Aquamarines round from Ø 3 to 4,5 mm.
Delivered with jewelry box and certificate of authenticity
Shipment from Switzerland by SwissPost Priority insured.
(Notify : Additional local taxes can be asked by your customs' country as we are based in Switzerland (outside E.U. Zone). All duties have to be paid before delivery - check your notifications you will receive on your e-mail. For buyers residing in Portugal, please note that we will no longer be sending goods as Portuguese customs block each of our shipments & asking destinatary to take a forwarding agent for Custom import. In case of return, please note that VAT all shipping fees and customs fees will not be refunded, and the buyer will be responsible for all costs incurred during the return shipment.) Please always check notifications you'll receive from FedEx to facilitate customs clearance.
Seller's Story
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