A refreshing and beautiful design necklace from Agete, featuring K10YG and ten translucent, fresh semi-precious stones. This piece was purchased approximately 20 years ago from a directly managed store in a department store in Tokyo. If I remember correctly, it was called the "powder" necklace. The gold wire on the stone side is screwed in, and each stone is carefully set with delicate goldwork. Stones include: Lemon Quartz White Topaz Royal Blue Moonstone Heliodor (pale yellow) Pear-shaped (drop) and round multi-faceted cut stones sparkle and shine mysteriously. The Royal Blue Moonstone, though my photography skills are lacking, displays strong/pale opalescence of blue and purple, appearing transparent or semi-transparent, or even milky white, changing its expression depending on the light and angle, creating a fantastic beauty. The White Topaz has a transparent, ice-like appearance, like a diamond. The Lemon Quartz is reminiscent of lemon sherbet. The Heliodor is mellow, like honey or pale amber. A teardrop-shaped stone drops from the clasp as an end piece, making the back view light and cool. Please forgive any errors due to amateur measurements below. Chain Length: 40cm Length Adjustment: Approximately -3.8cm Stone Size: Up to 7mm or more Engraving: K10 10K Yellow Gold Approximately 2.7-2.6g [Accessories] Agete pouch or box New metal polishing cloth (gold compatible) I loved it and bought it as a set with a bracelet. After trying it on at the time of purchase, it was carefully stored in a glass case or jewelry case and was unworn and unused. After cleaning it at home, I took it to an Agete store for cleaning. Please forgive any minor scratches from polishing. With the price of gold soaring (more than ten times the purchase price), jewelry using a lot of gold is considered valuable. It sparkles coolly in spring and summer. For a refreshing and stylish look ✨ Search: Agete Classic, J Pearl, Ahkah, Sweet Pea, H.P. France, MARIHA, Marie-Hélène de Taillac MHT, ARTS＆SCIENCE, Aoyama Main Store, Takashimaya, Mitsukoshi Isetan, Tokyu