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Mediterranean: Jean-Philippe Giordano, One of the Last Coral Divers, the Red Gold of Bonifacio

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The corallium rubrum, its scientific name, displays an exceptional color, ox's blood. The talisman fascinates. It is the buried treasure of the Mediterranean. What goes back dived after dive Jean-Philippe Giordano from the background of the extraordinary Bouches de Bonifacio known for their beauty and their currents. Previously, the man worked in Sète, at the extension of the Brises-Lames. This Mediterranean article: Jean-Philippe Giordano, one …
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The corallium rubrum, its scientific name, displays an exceptional color, ox's blood. The talisman fascinates. It is the buried treasure of the Mediterranean. What goes back dived after dive Jean-Philippe Giordano from the background of the extraordinary Bouches de Bonifacio known for their beauty and their currents. Previously, the man worked in Sète, at the extension of the Brises-Lames. This Mediterranean article: Jean-Philippe Giordano, one …

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Dis-leur ! broke the news on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
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