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μάλαμα
(málama) noun (figurative) Somebody or something with exceptional good or valuable qualities.
In addition to being credited with developing the 18k gold/925 sterling silver two-toned look that has been emulated by designers all over the world, Spiros is one of the most generous figures in the Greek jewelry industry. New designers gravitate to him for advice and are rewarded with his knowledge of vendors and techniques.
He is quite simply; a "μάλαμα"!
Gerochristo
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Meadow Breeze & Wild Flowers
Athena Gaia Founder Peter Bradley takes us on a tour of the
Church of the Virgin Mary Gorgoepikoos and Saint Eleutherius
(informally known as "the little church").
As one of the most modern workshops, they employ the most skilled goldsmiths, craftsmen and engravers, with long experience and high inspiration.
All jewelry is made of Silver 925 and Solid Gold 18K, with a few newer pieces offered in 925 Silver with gold plated parts (as marked on the listings).
All Gerochristo jewelry is sealed with the official codes of the Greek State: Ωτ15 Gerochristo GR, 925 for silver and 750 for Gold K18.
The stones you will find in their collection include:
Precious stones: diamonds and rubies
Semi precious stones: tourmaline, peridot, aquamarine, blue topaz, lemon topaz, green amethyst, amethyst, garnet, iolite, rhodolite, tsavorite.
Doublet stones: (Top with H.Quartz and rock crystal quartz) ruby, amazonite, lapis, azurite malachite, apatite, turquoise copper, turquoise, green turquoise copper, purple copper, hematite, ocean quartz, purple quartz, mother of pearl and labradorite.
Creative stones: Zircons, Spinel and H.quartz
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