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Antique Krementz 14K Gold Blue Enamel Seed Pearl Edwardian Brooch Pendant

Name: Antique Krementz 14K Gold Blue Enamel Seed Pearl Edwardian Brooch Pendant
Brand: HillsboroughRoad
SKU: 850764592
Price: 789.21 USD
Availability: InStock

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Price:$789.21

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Highlights

Handpicked by HillsboroughRoad
Vintage from the 1900s
Materials: Enamel, pearl, yellow gold; Gold solidity: Solid gold; Gold purity: 14k; Gemstone: Pearl
Width: 21.51 millimeters

Length: 28.44 millimeters
Gift wrapping available
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Surprise someone special (or treat yourself) with this lovely brooch that can also be worn as a pendant!

This beautiful 14 karat solid yellow gold brooch features blue enamel detailing and six round white pearls, each measuring 2 millimeters in diameter. The charm measures 28.44 millimeters (just under 1 1/8 inches) wide, by 21.51 millimeters (just under 7/8 inch) long, and weighs 3.76 grams. It is stamped 14K and hallmarked for Krementz. Expected light scratches to the gold can be polished out; otherwise, good estate condition. Chain sold separately.

Krementz is a jewelry company that has been prospering for more than a century. The company’s founder, George Krementz, was born in Germany and his family emigrated to Albany, New York to live within a community of immigrants. Krementz had high ambitions and moved to New York Cit, a hub for manufacturing jewelry, and he became a jeweler’s apprentice. In 1866, George Krementz launched his own jewelry manufacturing firm.

We are listing several pieces of estate jewelry, along with other items fresh from fine North Carolina estates. We are happy to combine shipping.

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