February 29, 2024
VINTAGE Sterling Enamel VIRGIN MARY 3D Figural by CREED
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Friends, this listing is for a VINTAGE Sterling Silver & Black Enamel I AM THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 3D Halo'd Blessed Virgin Mary Figural Charm by CREED. The pictures below speak for themselves about the intense beauty of this diamond-cut figural charm that is like a mini-statue!! This Medal is in GOOD to EXCELLENT condition with normal signs of wear and some fading of the black enamel lettering with age. It measures 1 and 1/8 inches tall and 3/8 inches wide. Plus, it weighs 4.6 grams!! SHIPPING COSTS are displayed above next to the Gallery Picture of this listing. Plus, I am willing to combine multiple items for 1 discounted shipping fee (approximately 25 cents more for each additional "like" item). So, when purchasing multiple items, please wait for my invoice before you pay. Please note that Domestic Insurance is optional . Thanks for looking! From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sterling silver is an alloy of silver containing 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals, usually copper. The minimum millesimal fineness is 925. Fine silver is 99.9% silver or better. This grade of silver is used to make bullion bars for international commodities trading. In the modern world Fine Silver is understood to be too soft for general use. Britannia silver is purer than sterling, at least 95.84% silver and up to 4.16% copper. Its marks
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