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Necklaces > Necklaces  |  Print  |  E-mail a friend The producer of this jewellery takes care in faithfully reproducing original materials, including all semi-precious stones and pearls. Genuine stones are used, which may have naturally occurring inclusions. Most jewellery elements are composed of base metal plated with 22carat gold. There can be colour variations due to hand-finishing. As noted, some pieces are offered in sterling silver, vermeil (heavy 22 carat gold plate over sterling silver) and 14 carat gold. Our earring posts are hypoallergenic. If you are someone who likes to trace the antecedents through a piece of jewelry, and open to experience wonderful artefacts of the times gone by, Museum Jewellery.com is the place you've rightly reached. As an online store house of antique necklaces of immense historical importance we bring in the best from past. From minimalistic to elaborate and unique design ensemble we bring in options of historical necklaces worn by the people of the rich past. Antique necklaces or historical necklaces, whatever you call them by, here at Museum Jewellery, they bring alive the past glory and a reason to ruminate the design excellence of their creators. Page 1 of 6 Sort by Product Name, Price, Item no., Edit date 1.  Necklace – Roses of the Three Graces French Art Jewellery – Silver necklace with Roses of the Three Graces. France late 18th Century [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 99,05 (EUR 69,80) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days    2.  Russian Jewellery - Catherine the Great necklace Catherine the Great Necklace in sterling silver [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 138,10 (EUR 97,32) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days    3.  Jade and Carnelian Necklace Jade and carnelian necklace with 18 carat gilded spacers [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 106,29 (EUR 74,90) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days    4.  Necklace in jade and Pearls Chinese Jewellery - Necklace in jade and Pearls [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 113,90 (EUR 80,27) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days    5.  Snake necklace in silver Snake necklace in silver, North India [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 70,67 (EUR 49,80) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days    6.  Sumerian Necklace Sumerian necklace in lapis and sterling silver gilded with 22 carat gold [ Add to Basket ] Price USD 188,19 (EUR 132,62) In stock. Delivery within 3-7 days      Next Page »

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