Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox] Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox] Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox] Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox] Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox] Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox]
Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox]
Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox]
Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox]
Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox]
Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox]
Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox]

Station Akoya Pearl 4.2mm-4.4mm Necklace K18 Gold 18K 2.1g 40cm Ladies [Used] [Makoto Shouten] [NN] [IMox]

SKU: N26031400798

¥49,000
Product Details
★Product Name Women's Station Necklace
★Item Necklace
★Material K18 gold, 18K
★Stone Akoya pearl 4.2mm～4.4mm
★Gross weight Approx. 2.1g
★Size Chain length: Approx. 40cm
Necklace width: Approx. 0.8mm ～ Approx. 4.4mm
★Accessories None
★Product Rank Rank A (Used, good condition)
★Condition Only slight scratches, no noticeable damage. It is in good, beautiful condition.

Additional Information
★Inquiries Mako Shichiten EC Department
TEL 092-282-0779

*Telephone support hours: 10:00-17:00 (Closed on Sundays and holidays)
*Inquiry forms will be responded to at any time.

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