Extraordinary Unique Danish Vintage Leaf Link Necklace 14K Gold
Guess what I have for you today! A never seen before heavy, wide Danish vintage necklace with the most beautiful fancy links looking like little leaves!!!
She’s the perfect spring necklace and comes with promises of good fortune, sunny days, flowers in bloom and blue skies 💚🌸🌼🍀
She’s sooo heavy and delicious on 35 grams. She’s made in 14k solid gold and she’s 16.25 inches long and 10 mm wide.
She has full Danish hallmarks and was made in the 1970s by the renowned goldsmith Jens Poul Asby who was active from 1960 to 1995.
The condition is excellent with minor age related wear to surface. The beautiful hidden clasp is working perfectly and security loops.
Guess what I have for you today! A never seen before heavy, wide Danish vintage necklace with the most beautiful fancy links looking like little leaves!!!
She’s the perfect spring necklace and comes with promises of good fortune, sunny days, flowers in bloom and blue skies 💚🌸🌼🍀
She’s sooo heavy and delicious on 35 grams. She’s made in 14k solid gold and she’s 16.25 inches long and 10 mm wide.
She has full Danish hallmarks and was made in the 1970s by the renowned goldsmith Jens Poul Asby who was active from 1960 to 1995.
The condition is excellent with minor age related wear to surface. The beautiful hidden clasp is working perfectly and security loops.
Guess what I have for you today! A never seen before heavy, wide Danish vintage necklace with the most beautiful fancy links looking like little leaves!!!
She’s the perfect spring necklace and comes with promises of good fortune, sunny days, flowers in bloom and blue skies 💚🌸🌼🍀
She’s sooo heavy and delicious on 35 grams. She’s made in 14k solid gold and she’s 16.25 inches long and 10 mm wide.
She has full Danish hallmarks and was made in the 1970s by the renowned goldsmith Jens Poul Asby who was active from 1960 to 1995.
The condition is excellent with minor age related wear to surface. The beautiful hidden clasp is working perfectly and security loops.
