Emerald bead and diamond long chain necklace, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Emerald bead and diamond long chain necklace,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 01509
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alternating threes and fives of polished emerald beads with larger beads spaced along, diamond beads between, mounted in platinum, total emerald weight: 282.40 cts
total diamond weight: 55.65 cts.
Length 290cm / 114''
Weight: 78.5g
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