Etrusca Gioielli Turquoise Necklace

# WSET00534.TU In Stock

Etrusca Gioielli Turquoise Necklace

# WSET00534.TU In Stock

A necklace with a bezel-set Turquoise pendant on an 18KT yellow gold chain is a timeless and elegant look. 


From the Cruise collection by Etrusca Gioielli. 

The Cruise collection is a sparkling collection inspired by the name of the prestigious high fashion previews, designed to meet the needs of the most exclusive customers about to leave for exotic winter cruises. With its rich and lively design, our CRUISE collection will take you on a journey through the colours of the Mediterranean, to let you experience the thrill of an exciting summer adventure that you can wear on your skin in any season. Colour defines all creations: from rings with large natural stones to long necklaces, from bracelets to dangle earrings. A variety of shades is combined with stunning, peculiar finishes, in a carousel of jewels especially created to make your dream.

$259
CAD
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Product Details

Details

Handcrafted in Italy with care.

18KT Gold Plated over Bronze.

Hypoallergenic.

Name Turquoise Necklace
Stock Number WSET00534.TU
Department Fashion
Type Necklace
Sub Type Gemstone, Gold Plated
Style Fine Jewellery
Collection Cruise Collection
Materials 18K Gold Plated, Turquoise

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Etrusca Gioielli

Etrusca Gioielli is an Italian-made jewellery line that combines the beauty of precious metals with natural and semi-precious stones in modern styles. Italian art and culture provide the perfect setting for Etrusca Gioielli creations -- a brand inspired by the history of Mediterranean inhabitants. The Mediterranean inspires not only as a geographical place, but also a theatre of memories, experience, and roots told through signs, colours and elements. 

The brand draws inspiration from the classical world with regard to manufacturing and sophisticated Italian techniques of goldsmithing, but also from contemporary trends by reworking precious metals in a modern way.