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Originally Posted by Battara
Thank you Asomotif and Erik.
Erik - have never seen the end of this type before and therefore did not know that the end cap was filigree with a stone.
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Hi Jose,
This is not always the case - most often it is the same as the other parts flat with enamel inlay. Stones you see more often but stone and the filigree is quite rare I think.
My expectation is that is you had to have to buy the gold for the rear piece and then also the time of a jeweller to make it you would spend more than on buying a perfect old example. Remember the gold is above 18k and current gold prices are not funny at all....nor are jewellers hourly wages and this would take a bit of time for someone to make....
Best regards, Erik