Partly 19th-century Arlesian rivière à pampilles necklace made up of two different elements. In silver, the closed ends of one part of the necklace in rose gold, the rings of the second part in yellow gold. The modules and tassels set with rose-cut diamonds (one empty bezel), the central tassel different. The clasp has been replaced by a contemporary silver chain with safety chain. Gross weight: 36.8 g. Length with chain additions: 42 cm.

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