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1920s Gold Handshake Fede Charm yellow gold The clasp is a gold The clasp is a gold heart padlock with a slightly unusual closing mechanism (side release button) It remains in pristine condition Solid 9k gold fede handclasp charm dating from the 1920s 2mm (not including jump ring)
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1920s Gold Handshake Fede Charm yellow gold The clasp is a gold

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