The charm of the chasing dunes summed up in a jewel: the new necklace by Stefan Hafner was called Sahara for a reason. The necklace certainly does not go unnoticed: it is top quality jewelry, with a design that can fascinate both the Middle Eastern and Western public. And not only that, because the artisans who created this jewel, in addition to white gold and diamonds, have added the golden shades of Danburite, a rare stone from the East. It is a mineral in the form of crystal: the quality used in the jewelry usually comes from the Mogok district in Burma. In short, a jewel that includes the artisanal skill of Made in Italy, the colors of the desert and the charm of South East Asia.
In the Sahara with Stefan Hafner
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