NEW Versace Ashtray 16 cm Medusa Amplified Golden Coin
€ 281,00
Use coupon code GIFTforYOU
NEW Versace Ashtray 16 cm Medusa Amplified Golden Coin in finest porcelain. Gift box included.
The Medusa Amplified Golden Coin is perfect for those who wish to bring on Christmas the magnificence of gold and red Versace patterns and to suprise your guests with its fascinating design.
Size: Ø 16 cm
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Medusa Amplified Golden Coin by Rosental meets Versace is a new Versace porcelain tableware collection 2022 dedicated to Christmas festive season. This multicolored set will be a wonderful frame for your festive dishes, perfectly highlightening their delicacy.
The Versace Medusa Amplified Golden Coin decor represents a huge Medusa at the center of the plate with vivid gold and black details surrounded by typical greek pattern that accentuates the beauty of this bright ornament. Its harmoniously selected rich and juicy colours will whet the appetite of all your guests.
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