Diamond double collet and platinum tracelink chain necklace, spaced by 101 short tubular platinum links crimp-collet set to each side with a round brilliant cut diamond, approximately 12cts in all | Object | S. J. Phillips

Diamond double collet and platinum tracelink chain necklace, spaced by 101 short tubular platinum links crimp-collet set to each side with a round brilliant cut diamond, approximately 12cts in all
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 04187A2
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Length 166cm / 65�''
Weight: 29g
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Diamond double collet and platinum tracelink chain necklace, spaced by 101 short tubular platinum links crimp-collet set to each side with a round brilliant cut diamond, approximately 12cts in all

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