Ginger & Velvet

Ginger & Velvet

Jewelry

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The historic Barrio de las Letras, located between Puerta del Sol and the Prado Boulevard, attracts visitors with its charming streets, numerous cafes and bars, theaters, and bookstores. It is no coincidence that two boutiques of the local jewelry brand Ginger & Velvet are situated here, in an atmosphere infused with art. The brand creator, Maite G. Tejedor, uses enamel and gold plating to craft vibrant jewelry with unique designs at affordable prices. The workshops are located right here, allowing for size adjustments or the creation of custom-made pieces just for you.




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+34 603 78 85 18 https://gingerandvelvet.com/ External Link

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