WHOLESALE NDUNDERI NECKLACE

That strip of Campanian land, carved between sea and sky, is known worldwide as the Amalfi Coast. Following the Italian economic boom, it became one of the towns dear to the Dolce Vita; in reality, it has had a glorious historical past. A Maritime Republic from the 9th to the 11th century. A cosmopolitan center open to the Mediterranean. The people of Amalfi were the first to write a Maritime Law Code, known as the Tavola Amalfitana, they minted their own currency, invented the compass, and also a type of paper still used today. According to legend, it is named after Amalfi, a nymph loved by Hercules, who was buried there by the will of the gods. Today, far from the splendor of the past, it is a town that fills up in the summer and welcomes niche tourism with that spirit: friendly, warm, hospitable, sincere, typical of the southern people. The name is particular because the elements, very colorful and handmade, resemble the shape of a local product, considered by UNESCO to be one of the oldest types of pasta in the world.