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Jarretiere
Coloured Gold is the heart and soul of Jarretiere, having been nominated for the past 4 years in the “Best in Gold†category, each year for a different colour of gold.
The clever designers of Jarretiere have done it again and invented a brand new, never before seen, sixth colour of gold to add to their repertoire of alluring hues of black, rose, white, moiré and yellow. The new addition, called “Taffetaâ€, takes its name from the shimmering, luxurious fabric and its ability to change colour in different lights through fluid movement. To see is to believe as the predominantly springtime green gold colour flashes a kaleidoscope of blue, purple and pink.
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