This book celebrates the life of Andrew Grima, the renowned Italian-Anglo jeweler known for his innovative designs in the 1960s. It features a wealth of previously unseen sketches and photographs, alongside accolades from notable figures. A must-have for art and jewelry enthusiasts, it showcases Grima's unique contributions to modern jewelry.
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