Null 18K 金镶铂金、玫瑰式切割钻石、珐琅和直径 1.5 - 4 毫米的养殖珍珠。银色金属安全链。长 49 厘米。重 4.8 克。珐琅上有轻微脱落。

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18K 金镶铂金、玫瑰式切割钻石、珐琅和直径 1.5 - 4 毫米的养殖珍珠。银色金属安全链。长 49 厘米。重 4.8 克。珐琅上有轻微脱落。

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18K 金镶铂金、玫瑰式切割钻石、珐琅和直径 1.5 - 4 毫米的养殖珍珠。银色金属安全链。长 49 厘米。重 4.8 克。珐琅上有轻微脱落。

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