Naná Aristova Jewels

Palermo


World travels and a Siberian childhood inspire Naná Aristova's unique jewellery designs, which include necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings. Using traditional techniques, each is handcrafted in materials such as gold vermeil and natural stones. The result: bold, chic, contemporary pieces that echo ancient traditions and sensibilities. You'll find a second branch further up the street at number 359.


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