Rare Rare custom huge 364.03 ct spessartite Garnet, diamond 14k, gold and SS necklace. This is amazing . you will not see another one like it again. Custom made for me

by my USA jeweler with custom carved whopping 364.03 ct spessartite garnet.Main chain is a weighty vintage 14k gold and silver chain and diamond necklace with no treatment bi color tourmaline of 13.22 cr clarity I1-I2 and measuring 14.5x6.3x15.8 and 2 cabochon emeralds. One Transparent cabochon emerald measuring 7.59 ct and 13.8x11x7.8 mm and the other transparent emerald of 5.87 ct measuring 10x6.7x12 mm. That is a total of about a whopping 390.71 carats . necklace is heavy measuring about 4.32 ounces which is about 122.5 grams ( see post office scale pictures) Stones are mounted on sterling silver per victorian times. what a rare custom design. toggle about about 14 to 17 inches inches but can be adjusted cos of loops. Love the draped look

You are getting this custom design for a deal.

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