Antique ropetwist gold and demantoid garnet long chain necklace, English c.1900, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Antique ropetwist gold and demantoid garnet long chain necklace, English c.1900,
Price: £8400
Ref No. 01308
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Description
spaced by eight openwork triple loop knot motifs, each collet set to either side with a circular cut demantoid garnet accent stone, with sliding jump ring for optional wear as a two row necklace, marked '18ct'
Length 134cm / 53''
Weight: 19g
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Antique ropetwist gold and demantoid garnet long chain necklace, English c.1900,

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