Antique Edwardian Negligee Necklace Platinum and Diamond

Description

Presenting a
Antique Edwardian Negligee Necklace Platinum and Diamond
Featuring a glittering diamond necklace, circa 1910, in a negligee drop style set with 2 diamond drops that are tapered from a diamond halo.
The diamond drops are mine cut, .35 carats each, approximately, G color, SI2 clarity.
The upper diamonds are rose cut, totaling approximately .20 carats.
The necklace is 16" around, and the drop is 2.25" long and .60" wide.
unmarked acid tests for solid platinum.
Weighing 6.4g
Excellent condition
Ships in a jewelry gift box
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