14-Karat Gold Cameo Pendant

14 karat white gold filigree with nicely carved hard shell cameo.

Marked Carol Fugmann and sterling. Sterling silver and gold beads.

Hallmarked Carol Fugmann and sterling. Sterling silver and gold.

Artist-signed illegibly on band. Sterling silver and 14-karat gold. Ring size: 5.5.

Hallmarked 14-karat. Ring size: 3.5. Weight: 2.6 dwt.

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