Collana in ottone oro del brand di lusso Rabanne. Design doppia. Dettaglio con pendente oversize a forma di anello. Logo inciso frontale. Catena a maglia grossa. Chiusura frontale a levetta. Brilla durante le serate eleganti rifinendo il tuo outfit con questa collana iconica del brand Rabanne, perfetta da abbinare con un abito o una camicia con scollo ampio.- Rabanne- in ottone- oro- design doppio giro- donna

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Paco Rabanne is a Spanish fashion designer who started his career in fashion by creating jewelry for Givenchy, Dior, and Balenciaga. He founded his own fashion house in 1966. He is known for often using unconventional material such as metal, paper, and plastic for his outlandish and flamboyant designs.

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