Necklace Formed by a triple metal chain studded with probably fine pearls, holding 13 links in 18k yellow gold adorned with rubies and Polki diamonds, the central motif set with beryls, a rose-cut diamond and pearl pendants. 18th century Indian work Length: approx. 47 cm, Gross weight: 52.79 g A ruby, beryl, probably natural pearl, Polki diamond, 18k yellow gold and metal necklace, Indian work from the XVIIIth century CONDITION REPORT : Patina of use, bumps Stones damaged and missing Safety chain, metal clasp Please note that the pearls have not been tested in a gemological laboratory. CONDITION REPORT : Usual wear, bumps Chips, scratches and missing stones Safety chain added later, metal clasp Please note that the pearls have not been tested in a gemmological laboratory

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