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victorian rose cut garnet cabochon drop earrings 9ct gold hooks

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victorian rose cut garnet cabochon drop earrings 9ct gold hooksBeschreibung: Prchtige Victorian Granat Tropfen, die die ganze Romantik dieser Epoche einfangen. Jedes Ohrgehnge verbindet eine Rosette am Ohrlppchen mit einem greren, tropfenfrmigen Anhnger darunter. Die gewlbten Granat Cabochons sind von eng anliegenden, leuchtenden Rosenschliff Granaten umrahmt. Die gezackten, kuchenrandartigen Zargenfassungen verleihen eine reizvolle Struktur, whrend die bewegliche Verarbeitung bei jeder Bewegung anmutig schwingt.

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Prächtige Victorian Granat-Tropfen, die die ganze Romantik dieser Epoche einfangen. Jedes Ohrgehänge verbindet eine Rosette am Ohrläppchen mit einem größeren, tropfenförmigen Anhänger darunter. Die gewölbten Granat-Cabochons sind von eng anliegenden, leuchtenden Rosenschliff-Granaten umrahmt. Die gezackten, kuchenrandartigen Zargenfassungen verleihen eine reizvolle Struktur, während die bewegliche Verarbeitung bei jeder Bewegung anmutig schwingt.

Gefertigt mit Hakenverschlüssen, die als 9 Karat Gold geprüft wurden, und Fassungen aus Granatgold, bieten diese Ohrringe jene begehrte antike Wärme und Farbtiefe. Die tief weinroten Cabochons und lebhaften Rosenschliffe formen eine elegante, festliche Silhouette – ideal für abendliche Eleganz oder einen luxuriösen Akzent am Tag.

Details zum Stück:

EPOCHE: Victorian (1837–1901).

MAßE: Die Ohrringe sind 45 mm lang, einschließlich Haken.
Die Granat-Cabochons verlaufen von 7,5 x 5 mm bis 13 x 7,5 mm und wiegen zusammen ca. 8,50 Karat.
Die Rosenschliff-Granate messen ca. 2 mm im Durchmesser und wiegen jeweils ca. 0,08 Karat.
Gesamtgewicht der Edelsteine ca. 12,82 Karat.
GEWICHT: 9 g (Paar).

MATERIALIEN: Geprüft als 9 Karat Gold (Haken), Granatgold-Fassungen, Granat (12,82 Karat).

PUNZEN: Da wir dieses Stück auf eine Entstehung vor 1950 datiert haben, ist gemäß britischer Punzierungsgesetzgebung keine Punze für den Verkauf erforderlich.

VERPACKUNG: Ihre Bestellung wird kostenlos als Geschenk verpackt – in einer Lillicoco-Pappschachtel aus Recyclingmaterial, mit einem Band versehen.

Zustand:

HERVORRAGEND: Die Granate sind leuchtend, mit nur leichten Oberflächenkratzern an den Cabochons und sanftem, altersgemäßem Facettenschliff-Verschleiß an den Rosenschliffen, sichtbar bei genauer Betrachtung. Die Fassungen sind sicher und zeigen eine ansprechende antike Patina; die Gelenkpunkte weisen altersgemäße, geringe Verformungen auf, bleiben jedoch stabil. Keine fehlenden Steine oder sichtbaren Reparaturen, und die Haken sind fest und sofort tragbar.

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