Pérola Do Sal (Sal)

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Pérola Do Sal (Sal)

Pérola Do Sal is a fine boutique that sells jewellery and home decor items with original design ideas, creatively using precious stones, pearls, shells and other natural materials from the islands.

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addressPontão de Santa Maria, Santa Maria
openingHoursDaily 9am–7pm
phone+238 933 74 60

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