Walters Silver and Gold, Florence
Last Updated: 3rd Jan 2013
Walters Silver and Gold is a Contiki Approved Shop gold, silver and jewelry store in Florence, Italy .
by – Michael Thomas, Tour Manager, Europe
Walters is a store we visit in Florence which sells really good value gold and silver. Most of it has been crafted by Walter himself. Florence is famous for its gold and silver craftsmanship and this shop gives you a good chance to pick up a true Florentine souvenir. Walter’s gold and silver is in Florence and you can visit it at any time during your day there.
by – Daniel Mailhiot, Tour Manager, Europe
Walter and the crew run a fantastic shop. The best thing they offer are the nomination bracelets, made by a company right in Florence. They make the best souvenirs…ie VERY easy to pack, durable, and they don’t shrink like t-shirts! He also has gold and silver jewelery. Ask him how the puzzle ring works….I still cant figure it out…..
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posted on 3rd Jan 2013
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Is there anyway I can buy the puzzle rings from Walter from overseas? It was a gift and i’ve lost it :( really need to replace it! Any help would be appreciated!
Tamar-G
posted on 31st Dec 2012
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I agree. A couple of friends and I picked up some nomination bracelts/bands here. It’s cheaper than getting it online. Its also a nice way to start your flag collection.
Sherwin
posted on 16th Apr 2009
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