Seltener Amita Japan Damascene Anhänger – Antik | Shakudō Gold-Silber Intarsien | Handarbeit ca. 1920–1950 simple gold bracelet Perfect for special occasions or 012
EUR174.50
EUR221.50
Seltener Amita Japan Damascene Anhänger – Antik | Shakudō Gold-Silber Intarsien | Handarbeit ca. 1920–1950 simple gold bracelet Perfect for special occasions or 012
EUR174.50
EUR221.50
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Seltener Amita Japan Damascene Anhänger – Antik Shakudō Gold Silber Intarsien Handarbeit ca. 1920–1950 simple gold bracelet Perfect for special occasions or 012 Perfect for special occasions or as a unique gift for antique jewelry lovers single piece A unique collector's item: This rare Amita Japan Damascene pendant dates from the period between 1920 and 1950 and was traditionally handcrafted The ornate decorations feature floral and geometric patterns typical of Japanese damascene art
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