This beautiful and timeless vintage diamond solitaire pendant is mounted in 9ct yellow gold and set on a 9ct gold curb link chain. The pendant comprises of a genuine, natural, very sparkly ‘brilliant cut’ diamond with a weight of 0.35 carat.
The diamond has been professionally assessed by a gemmologist and has a weight of 0.35 carat, a colour of I-J and a clarity of P1 - P2. The diamond is very sparkly and is in excellent condition with no damage or wear.
The chain measures 18” length and the diamond, excluding the gold mount, measures 4.5mm diameter.
The necklace has a total weight of 1.0g
The chain’s clasp is stamped ‘375’ for 9ct gold, along with a maker’s mark. The pendant’s bale is stamped ‘375’ in two places, along with a London stamp and a maker’s mark.
This vintage necklace is in very good condition for its age, with no damage and showing just the lightest signs of age / general wear. The diamond itself is in excellent condition with no chips, scratches or wear. The chain’s clasp is in secure working order.
This beautiful and timeless vintage diamond solitaire pendant is mounted in 9ct yellow gold and set on a 9ct gold curb link chain. The pendant comprises of a genuine, natural, very sparkly ‘brilliant cut’ diamond with a weight of 0.35 carat.
The diamond has been professionally assessed by a gemmologist and has a weight of 0.35 carat, a colour of I-J and a clarity of P1 - P2. The diamond is very sparkly and is in excellent condition with no damage or wear.
The chain measures 18” length and the diamond, excluding the gold mount, measures 4.5mm diameter.
The necklace has a total weight of 1.0g
The chain’s clasp is stamped ‘375’ for 9ct gold, along with a maker’s mark. The pendant’s bale is stamped ‘375’ in two places, along with a London stamp and a maker’s mark.
This vintage necklace is in very good condition for its age, with no damage and showing just the lightest signs of age / general wear. The diamond itself is in excellent condition with no chips, scratches or wear. The chain’s clasp is in secure working order.
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