Giuseppe Zanotti
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Giuseppe Zanotti,Euphemiee
The Giuseppe Zanotti Euphemiee is a clutch constructed from black synthetic fabric with a velvet effect and trimmed with matching synthetic material. It features silver-toned metal hardware adorned with crystal and emerald-green rhinestones, while the interior includes a leather lining and a black leather sole bearing the brand logo.
$717.00
Price as of Sep 7, 2026 10:09 PM UTC
Prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.
Best for: evening events requiring structured clutch accessories
1 colorway
Sizes
13
Pricing, availability, and returns are handled by Amazon.
Details
- Velvet-effect black synthetic fabric and black synthetic fabric trims
- Silver metal hardware with crystal and emerald-green rhinestones
- Leather inner lining
- 15 mm heel
- Black leather sole with logo
Specifications
- Color
- Black
- Size
- 13
- EAN
- 8056289311926
Questions
What materials are used for the exterior and interior lining? +
The exterior is crafted from black synthetic fabric with a velvet effect, featuring trims of black synthetic fabric. The inner lining consists of leather.
Does this item include genuine gemstones or precious metals? +
The hardware is made of silver metal and is adorned with emerald-green rhinestones rather than genuine gemstones. No information regarding precious metal purity is provided in the specifications.
What are the details of the sole construction? +
The shoe features a black leather sole that includes a logo detail. The specific dimensions or heel height are not listed and should be verified on the Amazon listing.
Is this product available in other colors besides black? +
The provided specifications list the color exclusively as black. For availability of other color options, please check the current listing on Amazon.
