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#2 |
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14k - That's high for suassa!
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A lovely piece.
Do you have a picture of the fitting of the blade in the scabbard ? Indeed unusueal to see this blade type with a rencong scabbard. But the combi looks quite genuine. 14 Kt gold suassa ? did you have this tested ? Normally Suasa is 25% gold = less than 8 Kt Nice find regardless of the Kt :-) Best regards, Willem |
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Thanks Willem,
Robert tested the handle three times, the result was 14k each time. Convincing enough for me! 😆 The knife is currently in Robert's hands, hopefully he can post additional images. Cheers, Russel |
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In the US we would call this rose gold due to the higher gold content.
You are right Asomotif in that the usual suassa is around 8k - 9k gold. That does make this truly unique and of higher quality. |
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