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| Use to garden temple is inspired by the perfect aesthetic of japanese gardens and the serenity of its temples.<br /> a collection that connects her with nature and transports her away from the daily routine, where she finds peace and balance. |
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Garden Temple is inspired by the perfect aesthetic of Japanese gardens and the serenity of its temples. |
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| Use to silver and gold jewellery set with petal-shaped zirconias which symbolise the purity and beauty of sakura flowers. the articulation in the centre of the pendant symbolises balance. |
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Silver and gold jewellery set with petal-shaped zirconias which symbolise the purity and beauty of sakura flowers. The articulation in the centre of the pendant symbolises balance. |
| Use to discover the secrets of the new jewels in the collection |
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Discover the secrets of the new jewels in the collection |
| Use to handmade silver and gold jewellery produced using luxury jewellery-making techniques. |
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Jewellery designed for inspiring womenHandmade silver and gold jewellery produced using luxury jewellery-making techniques. |
| Use to inside the ring is the engraving “my garden temple”, which symbolizes serenity. the crossed lines represent the traditional bridges of japanese gardens. |
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Inside the ring is the engraving “My garden temple”, which symbolizes serenity. The crossed lines represent the traditional bridges of Japanese gardens. |
| Use to garden temple earrings have a articulation in the upper area that gives them movement and is associated with lightness and balance. |
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Garden Temple earrings have a articulation in the upper area that gives them movement and is associated with lightness and balance. |
| Use to the back of the garden temple pendant has been created with great detail, incorporating the "my garden temple" engraving and the branches of the sakura trees. |
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The back of the Garden Temple pendant has been created with great detail, incorporating the "My garden temple" engraving and the branches of the sakura trees. |
