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Druzy
Pierres de Charme
Diamonds and gemstones (loose and jewellery)
Gemstones, loose - zircon
Carved in Idar-Oberstein by famous master cutter Lorenz Deiter, these carvings are pieces of art. Every single one of them is carved individually into a one-of-a-kind piece. Your customer is assured to have a unique piece. The contrast between the matte polish of the stone, the sparkly druzy, and polished gold is mesmerizing.
Additional Information
Dieter LorenzContact Information
Phone: 438-384-1284
Email:
info@pdcgems.com
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