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Multi-piece jewellery, harrowing (saL), multi-piece jewellery, neck jewellery, jewellery

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A piece of jewellery consisting of two tin-embroidered round plates that are attached to a silver chain. The large plate consists of blue and red clothing with white skin and tin embroidery in between. The plate is edged in white skin and has white skin on the back. On the back it is stitched a leaflet needle and a round silver ring where the chain is attached. The smaller plate is sewn on red dress with decoration in pewter and edged with white skin. On the back it is stitched a leaflet needle and a round silver ring where the chain is attached. The chain can be snapped loose from both plates.
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Title: Multi-piece jewellery, harrowing (saL), multi-piece jewellery, neck jewellery, jewellery
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A piece of jewellery consisting of two tin-embroidered round plates that are attached to a silver chain.
The large plate consists of blue and red clothing with white skin and tin embroidery in between.
The plate is edged in white skin and has white skin on the back.
On the back it is stitched a leaflet needle and a round silver ring where the chain is attached.
The smaller plate is sewn on red dress with decoration in pewter and edged with white skin.
On the back it is stitched a leaflet needle and a round silver ring where the chain is attached.
The chain can be snapped loose from both plates.

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