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"Temple St. Clair Carr's Florence Travel Guide\nThe New York jewelry designer and stylesetter shares her favorite spots in the Tuscan city that has inspired her for the past quarter-century\nNew York\u2013based jewelry designer Temple St. Clair Carr.\nThe 18K-gold-and-emerald Mandala cuff, like many of Carr's creations, was inspired by the ancient city.\nOverlooking Florence and its iconic Duomo, the Bardini Gardens are a preferred strolling destination.\nA leafy terrace at the Pensione Bencist\u00E0 hotel.\nOne of the richly frescoed suites at the Hotel Tornabuoni Beacci.\nInside the woodworking shop Castorina.\nThe charmingly old-school Trattoria Sostanza.\nHandmade leather journals at the bookbindery Il Torchio.\nPassamaneria Valmar's riotous selection of tassels and trimmings.\nThe lounge at the boutique hotel J.K. Place.\nA view of the Piazza Santo Spirito and Brunelleschi's famous unfinished church fa\u00E7ade.\nThe counter at the delicatessen Procacci, a Florence institution dating from the 19th century."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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