Charriol presents the St-Tropez™ Sunray for women

May 2016

Charriol presents the St-Tropez™ Sunray for women

May 2016

Charriol presents the St-Tropez™ Sunray for women timepiece which sports Art Deco-style geometric engravings on the bezel, similar to jewelry from the roaring 1920s period.

This new extension to the highly popular St-Tropez™ range is available with or without shimmering sweeps of diamonds on the bezel. Contemporary touches are proffered by the up-to-the-minute, open-ended cable strap, yet softened by the pretty St-Tropez™ signature chain bracelet with security clasp.

The timepiece is available in steel, rose gold or yellow gold, featuring diamonds to mark the hours, the Charriol logo at 12 o’clock, and pretty clasp embellishments on the twisted cable strap, crafted from six slim cables.

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