ブレスレット - 18 kt. Yellow gold Opal - Coral
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This handmade Italian bracelet from the 1970s or 1980s features 18-carat yellow gold, a white opal of approximately 3 carats and red Mediterranean coral.
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Description from the seller
このブレスレットは、1970〜80年代にトッレ・デル・グレコ（ナポリ）の金細工職人が手作りしたものです。
地中海産の赤珊瑚のビーズ（直径4〜4.5mm）を3連にし、イエローゴールドのプレートに取り付けています。
プレートにはさらに、約3カラットの白いオパールが留められており、その横にはブレスレットと同じ赤色の楕円形の珊瑚が2つあしらわれています。大きさはオパールと同じです。
安全のため、袖口の上からブレスレットを固定できるよう、裏側にピンが取り付けられています。
総重量は23.7グラムで、そのうち金のみの重量は13グラムです。
ブレスレットの長さは20cmです。
Seller's Story
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Translated by Google Translateこのブレスレットは、1970〜80年代にトッレ・デル・グレコ（ナポリ）の金細工職人が手作りしたものです。
地中海産の赤珊瑚のビーズ（直径4〜4.5mm）を3連にし、イエローゴールドのプレートに取り付けています。
プレートにはさらに、約3カラットの白いオパールが留められており、その横にはブレスレットと同じ赤色の楕円形の珊瑚が2つあしらわれています。大きさはオパールと同じです。
安全のため、袖口の上からブレスレットを固定できるよう、裏側にピンが取り付けられています。
総重量は23.7グラムで、そのうち金のみの重量は13グラムです。
ブレスレットの長さは20cmです。
Seller's Story
professional seller
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
時代
1900-2000
鑑定書
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
1
金属
Yellow gold
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
3.00
ブランドジュエリー
いいえ'
純度
18 kt.
メインストーン
Opal
総重量
24 g
サイドストーン
Coral
コンディション
Excellent condition - barely used with minimal signs of wear
性別
Women
原産国
Italy
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