The Alexander Murano Jewels “go On Display” For Valentine’s Day And The Duty Frees

Feb. 5, 2010 - PRLog -- Bibano, Treviso –Italy (February 5, 2010). Valentine’s day is approaching and for this special “holiday of love” Distilleria Bottega has designed a new display rack for its Alexander Murano jewels, a unique collection of heart shaped pendants made of Murano blown glass. The new display contains 18 little hearts and has been created specifically for the duty frees’ customers.

Sold on five leading airlines (Continental Airlines, Alitalia, South African Airways, Virgin Atlantic and Air Canada), the Alexander Murano hearts will soon be available in some of the most important airports, showcased in their new display rack, allowing travelers from all over the world to purchase a pendant of Italian style and design.

Targeted at "trendy and chic" women, the jewelry is made in Italy and crafted in the Veneto region and it is the synthesis of the past and state-of-the-art design of Venice, the magic capital of love. The hearts are available in three dimensions (3cm, 2.5cm and 2cm in diameter) and four colors (red, black, gold and polished mother of pearl). A rubber strap finishes off the pendant, and they can be worn for formal or casual occasions.

About Distilleria Bottega. Based in Bibano, in the Prosecco area, 25 miles north of Venice, Distilleria Bottega has been producing award-winning grappas, wines and liquors since the 1970s. Distilleria Bottega works in full respect with the tradition, the territory and the environment. The winemaking and the distillation process of the company is absolutely eco-friendly. Distilleria Bottega sells its products in 110 countries and produces 6 millions bottles per year. Its hand-blown Murano glass bottles, made according to the Venetian glass-blowing tradition and part of the Alexander line, are sold all over the world and have won many design awards.

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Based in Bibano, in the Prosecco area, 25 miles north of Venice, Distilleria Bottega has been producing award-winning grappas, wines and liquors since the 1970s. Its hand-blown Murano glass bottles have won many design awards.