ABONDANCE Nº24Pendant - White gold 9 carats - Pearl ID : 2297 5 (5)

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550 €

390 €

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ABONDANCE Nº24

Adélie Pendant with pearls and diamonds

A white pearl is bordered by a gold ribbon and diamonds.
Without chain.
7 diamonds : 0.03 carat - White gold (9K Gold = 375/-): 1.4 g.
Pearl : 1 - Total: 7.13 carat
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Abondance Nº24

A jewel full of sparkle
to express your personality

Technical information

MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE AT EVERY LEVEL

ID	C2297
Metal	Gold
Color +	White gold
Minimum Quality +	9 carats
Total estimated weight +	1.37 g.

Certified high-quality gold

Stone	Diamond white	Pearl
Quantity	7	1
Minimum total weight +	0.03 Carats	7.13 Carats
Minimum Quality +	HI	Very Good

Certified high-quality diamonds

Pattern thickess (average): 14.1 mm

Pattern width (average): 20.3 mm

OTHER VERSIONS

Abondance Nº25

White gold 9 carats
Pearl

590 €-36%

~~550 €~~390 €-29%

~~920 €~~590 €-36%

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Customer reviews about this piece

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ClémentGif Sur Yvette	« Très satisfaite »
Jacqueline42100 - St Etienne	« Bien mais il est difficile de trouver une chaîne qui s'adapte au pendentif »
BjörnUnterkirnach	« Entspricht nicht ganz den Bildern. Da die Diamanten mit bloßem Auge nicht zu sehen sind »
GundaWeiden	« genauso habe ich mir die sachen vorgestellt »