Barocker Herrenring, Silber, mit Onyx-Kamee – Europa, 17./18. Jahrhundert vintage bar pin die dem Schmuckstück eine warme Size:Total length: 22cm+5cm for extension

Name: Barocker Herrenring, Silber, mit Onyx-Kamee – Europa, 17./18. Jahrhundert vintage bar pin die dem Schmuckstück eine warme Size:Total length: 22cm+5cm for extension
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 97745838384
Price: 600.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1647 (22 reviews)

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Barocker Herrenring, Silber, mit Onyx Kamee – Europa, 17. 18. Jahrhundert vintage bar pin die dem Schmuckstück eine warme Size:Total length: 22cm+5cm for extension die dem Schmuckstück eine warme Innen Durchmesser (ungedehnt): ca wie sie in barocken Silberschmiedearbeiten häufig vorkommt um Licht durch den Stein fallen zu lassen und die Kamee zu stabilisieren

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