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antique solid 9ct gold engraved round locket 1

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antique solid 9ct gold engraved round locket 1Beschreibung: Ein klassisches Victorian Rundmedaillon, gefertigt aus leuchtendem 9ct Gold, dessen Oberflche kunstvoll graviert ist und so eine elegante, zeitlose Ausstrahlung erhlt. Zierlich und dennoch edel der perfekte Hauch antiken Charmes, den Sie tglich tragen oder mit Ihren Lieblingsketten kombinieren knnen. Das Medaillon lsst sich sanft ffnen und gibt zwei Fcher fr wertvolle Fotografien oder kleine Erinnerungsstcke frei. Es trgt deutliche

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Ein klassisches Victorian Rundmedaillon, gefertigt aus leuchtendem 9ct Gold, dessen Oberfläche kunstvoll graviert ist und so eine elegante, zeitlose Ausstrahlung erhält. Zierlich und dennoch edel – der perfekte Hauch antiken Charmes, den Sie täglich tragen oder mit Ihren Lieblingsketten kombinieren können.

Das Medaillon lässt sich sanft öffnen und gibt zwei Fächer für wertvolle Fotografien oder kleine Erinnerungsstücke frei. Es trägt deutliche Birminghamer Prüfzeichen neben der Herstellerpunze AEJ sowie den Goldfeingehaltsmarken 9 und 375 (der Jahresbuchstabe ist unleserlich), was seine authentische Victorian Herkunft bestätigt.

Details zum Objekt:

EPOCHE: Victorian (1837–1901).

MAßE: Medaillon ist 30 mm lang inklusive Öse.
Das Medaillon selbst misst 23,5 mm im Durchmesser.
GEWICHT: 3 g.

MATERIALIEN: Geprüft als 9ct Gold.

PUNZEN: AEJ Herstellerpunze, 9, 375, Birminghamer Anker, Jahresbuchstabe unleserlich.

VERPACKUNG: Ihre Bestellung wird kostenlos als Geschenk verpackt in einer Lillicoco-Kartonbox aus recycelten Materialien, mit einem Band versehen.

Zustand:

EXZELLENT: Leichte, altersgemäße Gebrauchsspuren mit feinen Oberflächenkratzern; die Gravur ist weiterhin scharf und das Gold bewahrt seinen strahlenden Glanz. Scharnier und Verschluss funktionieren einwandfrei und das Medaillon schließt sicher. Keine Dellen oder nennenswerten Reparaturen festgestellt.

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