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New Versace Virtus Gala White 5 Piece place Setting
568,00€
Use the coupon code: GIFTforYOU
Discount available only today 20 September
New Versace Virtus Gala White 5 Piece place Setting is perfect for those who wish to bring home the magnificence of Versace patterns. Gift box included.
New Versace Virtus Gala White 5 Piece place Setting includes 1 each of:
- Dinner Plate – Ø 28 cm
- Dessert/Salad Plate – Ø 21 cm
- Bread & Butter/Side Plate – Ø 17 cm
- Tea Cup – Capacity: 200 ml
- Tea Saucer
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The Virtus Gala is a New Versace Tableware collection that perfectly reflects the glamorous luxurious design of the Versace Maison.
The golden patterns decorated in Barocco style on the black or white fine porcelain highlight the iconic splendour of Rosenthal Versace Collection. The “V” designed in the center of each item from one side and the typical Versace Medusa’s head on the other side gives to each element a distinguishable opulent Versace look.
The Virtus Gala is available in two versions that is Virtus Gala Black and Virtus Gala White.
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