From the youngest and boldest style to the most sober and classic, Panna jewellery pieces are produced in a totally handcrafted way, where ruby, emerald, sapphire, silver or semi-precious stones are some of the most used raw materials in female and male lines. But not only of jewellery does this brand live; it also sells hand embroidered wallets and beach bags, full of details, coloured wool, silk or cotton handkerchiefs, and even key rings with pompons, practical, fun and relaxed. The inspiration for the decoration lies in an ethnic and tribal universe, with strong Indian and Thai influences also visible, for example, in the Buddhas that decorate the space.
Indian handicraft, oriental handicraft, jewellery.
Tuesday to saturday: 10h – 13h30, 14h30 – 19h | Sunday and monday: closed
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Address:
Rua Mouzinho da Silveira, 178
Postal Code:
4050-421
City Zone:
Historic Center
Landline Phone:
223325182
Mobile Phone:
918429200
Email:
info@panna.pt
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