Charm Coin Selinus Nude
€49,00
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Horses and gods, faces and engravings: thus were born the charms inspired by ancient Greek coins. Goldsmith artisans start from designs reminiscent of those of the period to create a line of unique jewelry, crafted with painstaking work of flair and skilled hands. A jewel inspired by a tetradrachm that - on the obverse side - depicts Artemis leading the quadriga and Apollo extending the bow; on the reverse side it shows the personification of the Selinus River about to make a sacrifice.
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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