Due collane di perle coltivate di acqua salata, Two necklaces of saltwater cultu…

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Due collane di perle coltivate di acqua salata,

Two necklaces of saltwater cultured pearls, spherical shape, medium diameter 7/8 mm. Yellow gold lobster clasps. Length 45 cm each. Total weight 78.27 g.

2084

Due collane di perle coltivate di acqua salata,

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