ARMANDO POGGI
Since 1936
Founded in 1936, Armando Poggi is synonymous with Florentine artisan tradition in the heart of Tuscany. For three generations, we have been committed to offering high-quality products that reflect Italian elegance and style.
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Everything you need to know
Why choose 9 kt Gold and Zircon Letter C Charm?
Charm Letter C in 9K Gold and Zircons in 9-carat gold (375) by Facco Gioielli. An elegant and luminous jewel, ideal for enhancing any everyday look or for a special occasion. Perfect as a gift idea or to enrich your gold jewelry collection with a refined and timeless style.
What material is 9 kt Gold and Zircon Letter C Charm made of?
9 kt Gold and Zircon Letter C Charm is crafted in 9-carat gold (.375): a solid material, comfortable to wear every day.
What stone does 9 kt Gold and Zircon Letter C Charm feature?
It features a Zircons, chosen to enhance the design of the piece.
How do I take care of 9 kt Gold and Zircon Letter C Charm?
Store it in a dry place, separate from other jewelry to avoid scratches, and avoid direct contact with perfume and chemical products: gold keeps its shine over time this way.
Is the Facco Gioielli sold on Armando Poggi genuine?
Yes: Armando Poggi is an official Facco Gioielli retailer, so 9 kt Gold and Zircon Letter C Charm comes with a guarantee of authenticity, certification and after-sales support.
Does Armando Poggi ship throughout Italy?
Yes, we ship throughout Italy, including Sicily, Sardinia and the other islands. Delivery is estimated at 24/48 hours in most cases, slightly longer for the islands.