Null Siren" coffee spoon in 930 thousandths silver 40 g and gilded with 3 micron…

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Siren" coffee spoon in 930 thousandths silver 40 g and gilded with 3 micron fine gold, set with a 6 x 4 mm pear topaz by Patrick GUISES PB. 40 g in its case with certificate. A gift of the same model was offered to Princess Charlène, wife of Prince Albert II of Monaco.

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Siren" coffee spoon in 930 thousandths silver 40 g and gilded with 3 micron fine gold, set with a 6 x 4 mm pear topaz by Patrick GUISES PB. 40 g in its case with certificate. A gift of the same model was offered to Princess Charlène, wife of Prince Albert II of Monaco.

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