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Pendant @ old site

Ronstar said:
You’re not showing the back of the pendant and there might be a clue there! Pretty piece for sure
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the second picture was of the back. It is so caked over its hard to tell. Any trying to get the dirt off and it flakes, i was trying to clean behind one of the smaller stones with a toothpick but not wanting to rub clean.
 

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Ha! After looking closer I can see the difference now. Only attachment point is the chain loop on top for the necklace. You may end up looking for an antique dealer or a jeweler with estate background. One does love a mystery tho!!
 
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