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拍品 228
A NATURAL PEARL NECKLACE
已結束2013年6月5日
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GBP 10,000
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A NATURAL PEARL NECKLACE
The graduated row of fifty three natural pearls measuring approximately 8.40-4.80mm, in varying shades of grey and brown, interspersed by fifty four similarly coloured natural pearl spacers measuring approximately 3.90-2.90mm, to a navette-shaped diamond-set clasp, 57.6cm long, French import marks for gold
Accompanied by report no.65591 dated 29 October 2012 from The Swiss Gemmological Institute (SSEF), stating the pearls are natural, saltwater, with no indications of artificial colour modification (based on a sampling)
The graduated row of fifty three natural pearls measuring approximately 8.40-4.80mm, in varying shades of grey and brown, interspersed by fifty four similarly coloured natural pearl spacers measuring approximately 3.90-2.90mm, to a navette-shaped diamond-set clasp, 57.6cm long, French import marks for gold
Accompanied by report no.65591 dated 29 October 2012 from The Swiss Gemmological Institute (SSEF), stating the pearls are natural, saltwater, with no indications of artificial colour modification (based on a sampling)
A NATURAL PEARL NECKLACE
The graduated row of fifty three natural pearls measuring approximately 8.40-4.80mm, in varying shades of grey and brown, interspersed by fifty four similarly coloured natural pearl spacers measuring approximately 3.90-2.90mm, to a navette-shaped diamond-set clasp, 57.6cm long, French import marks for gold
Accompanied by report no.65591 dated 29 October 2012 from The Swiss Gemmological Institute (SSEF), stating the pearls are natural, saltwater, with no indications of artificial colour modification (based on a sampling)
The graduated row of fifty three natural pearls measuring approximately 8.40-4.80mm, in varying shades of grey and brown, interspersed by fifty four similarly coloured natural pearl spacers measuring approximately 3.90-2.90mm, to a navette-shaped diamond-set clasp, 57.6cm long, French import marks for gold
Accompanied by report no.65591 dated 29 October 2012 from The Swiss Gemmological Institute (SSEF), stating the pearls are natural, saltwater, with no indications of artificial colour modification (based on a sampling)