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| The strand is yellow (not gold) and moderately blemished, so the current price is about average. What you might get away with on offer, however, depends on how the current owner obtained it. The seller does not appear to be a regular pearl seller so chances are they received the necklace in trade. But almost certainly not in a wholesale purchase. If the seller will accept $1500 to $2000 (at the very most) it would be a decent deal for you.
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