Null Medaglia devozionale in oro, seconda metà del XX secolo. Oro 18 carati, dia…

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Medaglia devozionale in oro, seconda metà del XX secolo. Oro 18 carati, diamanti taglio rosa, circa 0,10 carati e medaglione centrale raffigurante la Madonna. 3,5 x 2,6 cm. 5,3 gr. Nessuna osservazione.

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Medaglia devozionale in oro, seconda metà del XX secolo. Oro 18 carati, diamanti taglio rosa, circa 0,10 carati e medaglione centrale raffigurante la Madonna. 3,5 x 2,6 cm. 5,3 gr. Nessuna osservazione.

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