Null TWO BAROQUE PEARL NECKLACES.
Choker and long necklace made of two-tone Baro…

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TWO BAROQUE PEARL NECKLACES. Choker and long necklace made of two-tone Baroque pearl. Yellow gold clasp on the short necklace. 20 cm short necklace, closed. 56 cm long necklace, closed.

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TWO BAROQUE PEARL NECKLACES. Choker and long necklace made of two-tone Baroque pearl. Yellow gold clasp on the short necklace. 20 cm short necklace, closed. 56 cm long necklace, closed.

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