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Pair of Nineteenth century Russian Royal period earrings. Hallmarke…

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UNKNOWN Pair of Nineteenth century Russian Royal period earrings. Hallmarked 56. red gold Russian Royal period drop earrings set with 19 natural diamonds each. Length of earrings 3,5 cm each.

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UNKNOWN Pair of Nineteenth century Russian Royal period earrings. Hallmarked 56. red gold Russian Royal period drop earrings set with 19 natural diamonds each. Length of earrings 3,5 cm each.

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