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A SEVEN-ROW SAPPHIRE BEAD AND DIAMOND NECKLACE, BY BULGARI
已結束2015年12月10日
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A SEVEN-ROW SAPPHIRE BEAD AND DIAMOND NECKLACE, BY BULGARI
Comprising seven graduated rows of sapphire beads with pavé-set diamond rondelle spacers to the brilliant-cut diamond clasp, 16 1/4 (shortest row), 22 1/2 (longest row), mounted in 18k white gold
Signed Bulgari
Accompanied by report no. CS 70647 dated 5 October 2015 from the AGL American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of these sapphires would be classified as Burma, with no gemological evidence of heat. Minor clarity enhancement, oil-type
Comprising seven graduated rows of sapphire beads with pavé-set diamond rondelle spacers to the brilliant-cut diamond clasp, 16 1/4 (shortest row), 22 1/2 (longest row), mounted in 18k white gold
Signed Bulgari
Accompanied by report no. CS 70647 dated 5 October 2015 from the AGL American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of these sapphires would be classified as Burma, with no gemological evidence of heat. Minor clarity enhancement, oil-type
A SEVEN-ROW SAPPHIRE BEAD AND DIAMOND NECKLACE, BY BULGARI
Comprising seven graduated rows of sapphire beads with pavé-set diamond rondelle spacers to the brilliant-cut diamond clasp, 16 1/4 (shortest row), 22 1/2 (longest row), mounted in 18k white gold
Signed Bulgari
Accompanied by report no. CS 70647 dated 5 October 2015 from the AGL American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of these sapphires would be classified as Burma, with no gemological evidence of heat. Minor clarity enhancement, oil-type
Comprising seven graduated rows of sapphire beads with pavé-set diamond rondelle spacers to the brilliant-cut diamond clasp, 16 1/4 (shortest row), 22 1/2 (longest row), mounted in 18k white gold
Signed Bulgari
Accompanied by report no. CS 70647 dated 5 October 2015 from the AGL American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of these sapphires would be classified as Burma, with no gemological evidence of heat. Minor clarity enhancement, oil-type