イヤリング - 18 kt. White gold - イタリア 60年代の完璧
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These Italian-made 18-carat white-gold earrings from the 1960s weigh 5.55 g and feature two 7 mm natural white pearls and 24 natural H-colour, VS1 brilliant-cut diamonds totalling 0.60 ct; no laboratory report is provided.
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Description from the seller
重量5.55グラムの18金ホワイトゴールド製イヤリング。
1960年代にイタリアで製作され、着用回数はごくわずかで、まさにショーケースに飾られていたような状態です。
直径7.00mmの天然ラウンドパール2珠をあしらっています。白く、干渉色と輝きは最適です。さらに、Hカラー、VS1クラリティの天然ブリリアントカットダイヤモンド24石を使用しており、総カラット数は0.60カラットです。
クラシックで時代を超えて愛されるジュエリー。決して流行遅れになりません。
特別な日の装いにも、普段使いにもお使いいただけます。
当店のジュエリーボックス、真贋証明書、ギフト包装をお付けしてお届けします。
配送業者による保険付き発送。
重量5.55グラムの18金ホワイトゴールド製イヤリング。
1960年代にイタリアで製作され、着用回数はごくわずかで、まさにショーケースに飾られていたような状態です。
直径7.00mmの天然ラウンドパール2珠をあしらっています。白く、干渉色と輝きは最適です。さらに、Hカラー、VS1クラリティの天然ブリリアントカットダイヤモンド24石を使用しており、総カラット数は0.60カラットです。
クラシックで時代を超えて愛されるジュエリー。決して流行遅れになりません。
特別な日の装いにも、普段使いにもお使いいただけます。
当店のジュエリーボックス、真贋証明書、ギフト包装をお付けしてお届けします。
配送業者による保険付き発送。
Details
時代
1900-2000
鑑定書
No laboratory report
金属
White gold
ブランドジュエリー
いいえ'
純度
18 kt.
総重量
5.55 g
コンディション
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
性別
Women
タイトル補足情報
Italy in the 1960s – Perfect
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