A Chopard clown pendant with brilliant-cut diamonds and colored stones, 750 yellow gold, set with 106 brilliant-cut diamonds, 1.32 ct, color: TW fine white, clarity: if flawless, two loose brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.11 ct, color: TW fine white, clarity: if flawless, three rubies, approx. 0.20 ct, three sapphires, approx. 0.04 ct, one emerald, approx. 0.04 ct, with original expertise from the Rohrbacher jewelry store in Zweibrücken and Chopard dated 21.12.1990, with original case, stamped "Chopard 750" and numbered 4676, l: 4.8 cm, w: 2.5 cm, and original Chopard yellow gold chain with twisted pattern, l: 60 cm, total weight: 25 g, 4432 - 0003

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