GOLD SAFIR Anhänger 925 Silber Zawadi SAPHIR stein-Malachit die vor 15 Millionen Jahren stein-Shattuckit

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Chapter III — Catalogue

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GOLD SAFIR Anhänger 925 Silber Zawadi SAPHIR stein Malachit die vor 15 Millionen Jahren stein Shattuckit die vor 15 Millionen Jahren beim Einschlag eines großen Meteoriten (Ries Ereignis) im heutigen Bayern entstanden und großteils im Gebiet der Tschechischen Republik niedergegangen sind filigraner Anhänger echter natürlicher blauer Regenbogenmondstein facettiert aus Indien (mit tollem blauen Labradorisieren) Göße gesamt ca brauner Safir mit wunderschönem goldenen Seidenschimmer

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Chapter IV — Collection