Jean Pierre de SAEDELEER (1946 - 2022)* - Belgium Fallen cultured pearl necklace of the Akoya type adorned with an 18k (750 thousandths) textured yellow gold clasp. The necklace is mounted so that the small pearls are in the neck and the clasp is in front of the middle. Master goldsmith's hallmark on the safety clasp. Length : 56 cm. Gross weight: 10.4 g. Jean Pierre de Saedeleer is a Belgian jewelry designer who creases gold, distorts it and works it to give it a texture that sets him apart from other Belgian designers of his generation. His jewelry is perfectly balanced.

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