where is the grey stone on the island from?

elhamamrami

3 years ago

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Eggersmann Design
3 years ago
Hi, the stone island is an exclusive product from Eggersmann Design, the actual raw material is from Brazil. Regards Gary
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where is the grey stone on the island from?

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