Lot of jewelry in yellow gold 750 ‰ and 585 ‰, including: - A 585 ‰ yellow gold bracelet, gourmette link and alternating horse. PN. 4,5g - A 750 ‰ yellow gold ring centered with an orange rectangular cut stone. PB. 5.2g (frosted and chipped) - A wedding band, a "1000$" purse charm,a pair of earrings in yellow gold 750 ‰. PN. 3,4g - A tie pin in yellow gold 750 ‰, openwork rosette motif centered on a ruby and adorned with diamond roses. PB. 1,8g - A yellow gold 750 ‰ forçat mesh necklace alternating filigree diamond motifs and cultured pearls. PB. 4,20g - A yellow gold 750 ‰ bracelet in gourmette mesh alternated with small square sapphires. PB. 7,20g Gross weight 750 ‰ : 21.80 g Net weight 585 ‰: 4.50 g

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