63G 9CT GOLD 24-INCH BELCHER CHAIN
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- £2,500
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- £1,256
63 GRAMS OF SOLID 9CT GOLDA proper heavyweight gold chain.This impressive 24-inch Belcher chain weighs approximately 63g of solid 9ct gold, combining substantial weight with a classic design that has remained one of the most popular styles of gold chain for generations.The alternating links feature attractive engraved detailing, giving the chain extra character while retaining that unmistakable traditional Belcher look.At 24 inches, it sits brilliantly when worn and, at around 63 grams, you certainly know you've got it on.PRIZE HIGHLIGHTSApproximately 63g of solid 9ct gold24-inch Belcher chainClassic round Belcher links Decorative engraved detailing Substantial heavyweight feel Previously owned and professionally tested and verified by Gold Bank Jewellers£2,500 cash alternativePlus 10 x 1oz Fine Silver Coin Instant WinsA SERIOUS PIECE OF GOLDThis isn't a lightweight everyday chain.With approximately 63 grams of 9ct gold, it has the weight, presence and traditional styling you'd expect from a substantial piece of gold jewellery.Wear the chain, add it to your collection, or choose the £2,500 cash alternative.Real Jewellers. Real Prizes. Real Winners.
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