Gonz\u00e1lez Larrauri is a renowned jewelry shop in San Sebasti\u00e1n that specializes mainly in contemporary jewelry for women. Trying to make the shop’s collection as personal as possible, its owners visit national and international fairs to select pieces that anyone can fall in love with from amongst the large firms and small craftsmen. They try to surprise their regular customers and occasional visitors with rings, brooches, pendants, bracelets, and earrings both for daily life and for more special moments in one’s personal and family life.<\/p>\n
Through individualized attention that is tailored to each customer’s specific needs, and with a collection of maximum-quality pieces that are carefully finished, this shop has been able to become part of the current informal fashion world \u2013 without forgetting, of course, its roots as a classical jewelry shop.<\/p>\n
Gonz\u00e1lez Larrauri also offers a wide range of engagement and wedding rings in yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold \u2013with and without diamonds\u2013 whose finishings can be polished, martel\u00e9, sandblasted, or satin.<\/p>\n
In terms of watchmaking, they work with the classic Swiss brand Ebel, linked to modern architecture, Frederique Constant, the maison in Geneva that is renowned for its creation of affordable luxury watches, and MeisterSinger, a German company famous for its single-hand watches. That last brand produces limited editions of some cities, its ‘City Edition’ collection, which is special in that the back of the watch has a viewing window where the mechanism inside can be seen and which comes complete with the city skyline. In the case of the watch commemorating San Sebasti\u00e1n, in addition to the city silhouette, the bezel of the back cover includes an inscription that includes part of the March of San Sebasti\u00e1n: Donostia bat bakarra munduan<\/em> (There is only one San Sebasti\u00e1n and it is unique in all the world).<\/p>\n The cheerful colors and designs of the watches by L. Bruat, Scuderia, and Alpina, not to forget the magnificent Qlocktwo \u2013which gives the time with letters in multiple languages (available in wall clock, table clock, and wristwatch format)\u2013 all help to round off the shop window at Gonz\u00e1lez Larrauri. These elegant collections mark the passage of the years for this legendary establishment that has been in business since 1923.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n