Turkish citizen Cemil Yayılgan, who owns a jewelry business in the western province of Kütahya, says that interest in jewels made in the style of the Ottoman Empire era is increasing with every passing day.
Ottoman jewels dazzle in Turkey
Turkish citizen Cemil Yayılgan, who owns a jewelry business in the western province of Kütahya, says that interest in jewels made in the style of the Ottoman Empire era is increasing with every passing day. (Photographs are courtesy of İhlas Haber Ajansı)<br>
Haber Merkezi 12:45 November 03, 2020 Yeni Şafak
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