US Dollars
Yellow Gold Akoya Pearl & Diamond Graduated Strand Necklace 18 1/2" - 14k GIA
Wilson Brothers Jewelry
- SKU:
- Z9942
Description
Era: Edwardian (clasp)
Date: 1900s - 1910s
Metal Content: 14k Yellow Gold
Stone Information
Akoya Pearls
Color: White
Diameter Range: 3.6mm - 7.6mm
Certified by: GIA
Report Number: 1206057134
Natural Pearl
Color: White
Size: 6.8mm x 7.1mm
Stone Note: (clasp accent)
Natural Diamonds
Carat(s): 1.20ctw
Cut: Mine & European
Color: G - H
Clarity: VS2 - SI1
Stone Note: (clasp accents)
Total Carats: 1.20ctw
Style: Graduated Knotted Strand
Fastening Type: Tab Box Clasp
Measurements
Length: 18 1/2"
Front Width: 5/16" (7.6mm)
Back Width: 5/32" (3.6mm)
Clasp Width: 17/32" (13.3mm)
Weight: 16.6 Grams
Stamps: 14k
Condition: Pre-Owned
Condition Note: One diamond displays a small chip from previous use but it is not noticible during wear or affect the necklace's functionality.
Professionally cleaned, polished, and tested to guarantee metal content.
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