• Blue Umbrella Trinket Box Handmade with Swarovski Crystals - Exquisite Decor
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Keren Kopal

Blue Umbrella Trinket Box Handmade with Swarovski Crystals

Blue Umbrella Trinket Box Handmade with Swarovski Crystals

$103.00 USD
$103.00 USD
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Exquisitely enamel-painted trinket box, beautifully decorated with Austrian Crystals

A charming handmade Blue Umbrella Trinket Box.
This piece is a unique one-of-a-kind piece made for art lovers who get inspired by beautiful things.


Item Size:
Centimeters : H 12.8 x W 8 x L 8
Inches : H 5.04 x W 3.12 x L 3.15

• The piece has an imprinted stamp on the inside.
• Plated with 925 Silver
• Each crystal is handpicked and artistically placed on the piece
• The trinket box has a magnetic fastener to secure the closure.
• The item is shipped in an elegant black box.
• The item is painted by hand using a unique procedure that combines a distinctive enamel technique inlaid with Austrian crystals.

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On the seventh of October at 06:29, Ziv Koren, the press photographer, jumped on his motorcycle and drove south to document the events. Since then, he hasn't stopped for a moment. The result is the book "Seventh of October", perhaps the most comprehensive and in-depth documentation of the war to date The book consists of 400 out of 3000 selected photos, and includes texts written by Ziv Koren and other authors including Dani Kushmaro, Haim Yelin, Miya Shem and more

The October 7 War

On the seventh of October at 06:29, Ziv Koren, the press photographer, jumped on his motorcycle and drove south to document the events. Since then, he hasn't stopped for a moment.

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