This busy traditional street is well known for its jewelry . The most notable of its goldsmiths is Ourivesaria Gomes , where , during the Estado Novo , important people of the regime were often seen with their families . Open for more than 100 years , Ourivesaria Gomes was the goldsmithery of the Portuguese Royal House , and it had kings , nobility and the clergy as costumers . The bullet used for the assassination attempt of Pope John Paul II was encrusted in the crown of Our Lady of Fatima by these goldsmiths . There are about 100 stores , some of them over a hundred years old , Shops are located on the ground floor of buildings ; the other floors are , sometimes used as residences . These houses often have old Portuguese-style façades ; the street is very narrow , which provides some protection from the prevailing wind and winter rain , and provides shade in summer
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Pope John Paul II assassination attempt
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