Yellow gold ladies' necklace and ring with Madeira citrine and brilliant-cut diamonds, Jeweler Leicht, Pforzheim, circa 1990, handcrafted from 750 yellow gold, necklace set with 2 orange oval-cut citrines, stamped 4.90 ct, clarity loupe-clean, minimally scratched in places, 5 brilliant-cut diamonds, color tw- clarity If, necklace length 40 cm, pendant dimensions 4 x 5.3 cm, ladies' ring set with 1 orange oval-cut citrine, stamped 3.10 ct, clarity si, ring size 51, both pieces stamped light and 750, total weight 56.64 g.

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