

Material: | 15 rose-cut diamonds, total approx. 0.05 ct, max. diameter 1.2 mm, medium colour and clarity Reddish gold 583/000, equivalent to 14 carats, still with the original fine gold plating in places |
Hallmarks: | Inside, Dutch oak leaf hallmark for 583/000 gold, used in this form between 1865 and 1905, on the eyelet a maker's mark with a star and the letter ‘R’ |
Size: | 4.4 cm diameter, with loop 5.7 cm long, 1.4 cm deep |
Weight: | 26.8 g |
Condition: | Good, with small dents, the original fine gilding was polished off in later times and is only preserved in remnants, the mirror stained |
Certificate: | Delivery with certificate |
Item ID: | 24-1004 |


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