Gemina
Jewellery impression dies, shot plates and workshop tools for jewellery makers and craftspeople
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Gemina
Gemina designs and manufactures jewellery tools, including shot plates, impression dies and workshop tools. Its products are made using techniques such as hand engraving, hub carving and machining.
The company is a family business founded by Stuart and Kelly and based in the south of England. Its products are sold through an online shop.
Product: Jewellery shot plates, impression dies and workshop tools.
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