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59, rue de Ponthieu, 75008, PARIS, France
3.8
2 reviews
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J’ai une bague de chez Opaline Paris et je compte retourner sur leur site pour les 1eres boucles de ma fille. Les bijoux ne sont pas lourds, on sent vraiment la qualité au toucher. C’est vrai que c’est plus cher que les bijoux fantaisistes mais je préfère acheter chez Opaline Paris une fois par mois que d’acheter beaucoup de bijoux tout le temps qui au final changent de couleur 🥺
Très satisfaite de ma bague Tara de la maison Opaline Paris. Elle est élégante, de belle qualité et conforme aux photos. Livraison rapide et emballage soigné. Je recommande sans hésiter ! ✨
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