Björn Weckström, PENDANT, "Fiaba" 18K gold, aquamarine, Björn Weckström Lapponia 2005. Weight 42 g. - Bukowskis

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Björn Weckström, PENDANT, "Fiaba" 18K gold, aquamarine, Björn Weckström Lapponia 2005. Weight 42 g.

Björn Weckström, PENDANT, "Fiaba" 18K gold, aquamarine, Björn Weckström Lapponia 2005. Weight 42 g.

Björn Weckström

(Finland, 1935 -)

PENDANT, "Fiaba" 18K gold, aquamarine, Björn Weckström Lapponia 2005. Weight 42 g.

Numbered 21/45. Signed. The stone cut by Bernd Munsteiner. Length 46 cm.
Original bag.

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Limited series of 45 pieces made for 45th annual celebration of Lapponia Jewellery.

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