• A very fine 18ct Yellow Gold "Kutchinsky"(Signed), Double Stranded Akoya , Cultured Pearl Necklace, with a Clasp, set throughout with Burma Untreated Rubies & Diamonds. English. Circa 1950 - Robin Haydock Antique Jewellery
  • A very fine 18ct Yellow Gold "Kutchinsky"(Signed), Double Stranded Akoya , Cultured Pearl Necklace, with a Clasp, set throughout with Burma Untreated Rubies & Diamonds. English. Circa 1950 - Robin Haydock Antique Jewellery
  • A very fine 18ct Yellow Gold "Kutchinsky"(Signed), Double Stranded Akoya , Cultured Pearl Necklace, with a Clasp, set throughout with Burma Untreated Rubies & Diamonds. English. Circa 1950 - Robin Haydock Antique Jewellery
  • A very fine 18ct Yellow Gold "Kutchinsky"(Signed), Double Stranded Akoya , Cultured Pearl Necklace, with a Clasp, set throughout with Burma Untreated Rubies & Diamonds. English. Circa 1950 - Robin Haydock Antique Jewellery
  • A very fine 18ct Yellow Gold "Kutchinsky"(Signed), Double Stranded Akoya , Cultured Pearl Necklace, with a Clasp, set throughout with Burma Untreated Rubies & Diamonds. English. Circa 1950 - Robin Haydock Antique Jewellery
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Robin Haydock Antiques

Un collar muy fino de oro amarillo de 18 quilates "Kutchinsky" (firmado), de doble hebra de perlas cultivadas Akoya, con un broche, engastado con rubíes birmanos sin tratar y diamantes. Inglés. Circa 1950

£9,850.00 GBP
£9,850.00 GBP
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Un collar muy fino de perlas cultivadas Akoya (agua salada) de doble hebra, "Kutchinsky" (firmado). Completo con un broche floral de oro amarillo de 18 quilates, engastado con 26 rubíes birmanos sin tratar de talla redonda, de aproximadamente 1,80 quilates (total), y 7 diamantes de aproximadamente 0,35 quilates (total), de color F-G y claridad VS1-VS2. Compuesto por 170 perlas cultivadas Akoya de agua salada, evaluadas independientemente con un tamaño de 7,90 - 8,50 mm, tono crema: Oriente / Lustre: Bueno / Superficies: moderada - ligeramente moteadas.

Inglés.

Circa 1950