Null Necklace or decorative element representing fruits in silver-plated metal

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Necklace or decorative element representing fruits in silver-plated metal

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Necklace or decorative element representing fruits in silver-plated metal

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Set of 800‰ silver ethnic jewelry including: - a necklace of elements and wires finished with a pompom, gross weight: 57.3 g ; - a necklace of flat and ovimorph filigree motifs alternating with ovoid carnelian balls, gross weight: 25.1 g. - a necklace of faceted synthetic pearls alternating with motifs, gross weight: 61.7 g ; Total gross weight: 144.1 g. Also included - a drapery necklace of metal elements, finished with flowers and balls ; - a twisted metal necklace composed of garnet balls alternating with tubes and motifs; - a metal drapery necklace composed of faceted and non-faceted glass balls pierced with silver threads forming a chain; - a necklace of common metal elements turned into a drapery, the metal elements alternating with balls of imitation coral stones; a necklace of common metal elements turned into a drapery, the metal elements alternating with balls of imitation coral stones; - a necklace of base metal elements, drapery style;

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