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Bespoke traditional handcrafted 22 karat gold jewellery made by South Indian Goldsmiths Families using ancient methods
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7 Pendals Close,, rg18 0ty, Thatcham, United Kingdom
- 01635202655
- info@gurusamygoldsmiths.co.uk
- gurusamygoldsmiths.co.uk
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Lovely designs and very elegant work
Excellent collections and reliable…
Excellent collections and reliable retailer.
Best designs at really good price
We were blown away with the craftsmanship and the pricing. They are no doubt one of the best makers of designer jewellery in UK
Prompt delivery and beautiful product
Prompt delivery and beautiful product. Well presented in packaging to give as a gift. Would recommend.
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