Solid 9ct Gold Short Golden Strand Necklace
The Cuban 27
strands of luxurious solid 9ct gold chain…
- Created in solid 9ct gold
- Statement piece of fine jewellery that will adorn any decollatage
- For double the drama, wear it with the longer 26" version
- Hallmarked in Dublin Castle
- Bespoke Luxury Packaging Included
Why did Cuban 27 choose you?
Clever, sharp and clinical are just a few of the attributes the Cuban wearer has in their drawer. They resonate a calmness and astuteness that few possess. Top of their game in everything they do.
Their confidence comes from a background of commitment, discipline and inherit intelligence. A true encounter with a master, their style is tailored, precise and always enviable.
Cuban 27 Necklace Specifications
- Precious Metal – Solid 9ct Gold
- 5 strands of solid 9ct gold chain
- Necklace size – 16" Long plus 1" extension
- OG logo engraved
- Hallmarked & authenticated by the Assay Office, Dublin Castle
Why call it The Cuban?
The Cuban collection was called after Jose Raul Capablanca. He was world chess champion between 1921 – 1927.
Born in Havana, Cuba 1888, he was renowned for his effortless style, speed and end game skill. Regarded by many chess lovers as the best chess player that ever lived.
Why Oscar Graves loves it…
This is a luxurious, statement piece of fine jewellery.
Difficult to ignore, especially when the light hits it. Feels light to the touch but provides maximum drama. We love it on its own but if you're looking to be indulgent, why not add its big sister! This necklace is available in a longer version but be warned, when they go out together, these two stunning sisters tend to attract a crowd.
An investment piece that you won't tire of and will never date.
A pic of the Two Sisters Together...a Fabulous Daring Duo!
The Oscar Graves Cuban Jewellery Collection
The Cuban Jewellery Collection, like all of the Oscar Graves 7 collections, originally evolves from the Cuban 14ct gold ring design.
The 7 rings of Oscar Graves were the first jewellery pieces to be created by Pearse Curran, the creator of Oscar Graves.