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Here are pictures of two enamel pieces. One is an enamel locket with a matching enamel chain. We believe that the chain is original. If you zoom on the chain, you'll see the same guilloche enamel that appears on the locket.
The ring is also another wonderful piece. It's very comfortable.
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I realy love this cobalt blue enamel. Two dreams !
I just love Cobalt blue items :)
That locket is sweet!