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Lion Charm
Original price was: €69,00.€48,30Current price is: €48,30.
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The lion symbolizes the strength and tenacity of rulers. All the decorations in King Roger's Hall have symbolic value: in the center of the vault soars the Swabian eagle, the symbol of the lineage and rank of Frederick II of Swabia.
Our jewels are completely nickel free and are covered with a thin layer of palladium, to allow the gilding to last a long time.
In order to prolong the good hold of the jewels, implement small measures:
- store the jewel in its box or on a soft surface avoiding contact with other jewels;
- remove your jewelery before swimming or exercising, water and sweat can be harmful;
- If your jewel comes into contact with water, dry it immediately by dabbing it with a microfibre cloth;
- limit contact with chemical products, creams and perfumes as much as possible and handle them with care;
- if your jewel has suffered an impact, contact an Isola Bella Gioielli retailer immediately, or contact the Assistance Centre.
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