Graduating gold collar necklace with fringe links by Cartier, baton shaped and hung side-by-side forming a continuous strand, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Graduating gold collar necklace with fringe links by Cartier, baton shaped and hung side-by-side forming a continuous strand,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 07385
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alternating polished fluted batons with textured-finish batons, signed 'CARTIER INC' and '18Kts.SWISS.', serial number 1779, lozenge maker's mark PG flanking a star, accompanied by (PDF scan of) IAJA Expertise report no. XP2904-250326 signed by Olivier Bachet declaring that in his opinion this is a genuine Cartier item from Cartier New York
Length 41cm / 16''
Width ranging 1.4cm / 9/16'' to 0.8cm / 5/16''
Weight: 104g
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Graduating gold collar necklace with fringe links by Cartier, baton shaped and hung side-by-side forming a continuous strand,

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