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Gattle jewelry refers to a distinctive line of jewelry created by the Gattle Company, which was established in 1865 and was active until around the mid-20th century. The company was based in New York City and was known for producing high-quality, fine jewelry that was both elegant and sought after in its time. Gattle jewelry often included luxury pieces such as brooches, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets, featuring precious metals and gemstones.

Gauntlet Sleeve refers to a long, fitted sleeves which end in a point over the back of hand.

Gauntlet Sleeve is also referred to as Pointed Sleeve.

Gauntlet Cuff refers to a cuff which is styled after the glove style armor cuff worn by the medieval knights.

Gauntlet Glove refers to a long glove with a complete lack of hand covering. The Gauntlet looks more like a sleeve that travels from elbow to wrist.

Gauntlet Glove is also known a

Gauntlets refer to the dress gloves extending above the wrist.

Gel refers to a thick, usually clear or transparent hair styling product that comes in a tube or bottle and provides a strong hold. It is typically applied to wet hair.

Genova refers to the original Italian name for denim. The Italian town claims to be the birth place of the indigo canvas frequently used in jeans.

Deutsch: Geo-Netz / Español: Red Geo / Português: Rede Geo / Français: Réseau Géo / Italiano: Rete Geo /

Geo Net refers to the very coarse, six sided open mesh fabric.

Geo Net is also known as French Net.

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