Diamondhand
Description
Diamondand gloves are made from specially treated cotton with the subordinated single goal to retain as little dust on the gloves as possible so that no tracks remain on the surfaces of work products. The gloves are especially suitable for working with jewels, gold, silver and diamonds, but, of course, also for working with archival materials, antiques and for restoration works. The gloves are packed separately as a pair in an airtight bag with a flap to prevent their soiling. Each bag bears a sticker with a size so there is no need to remove and try on the glove.
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