Archive for December, 2007
Necklaces are a gorgeous way to accessorize your neck and your outfit. From the beginning of womankind (and mankind too) we have been adorning our necks with amulets of protection, symbols of our faith, to show cultural, status symbols, and for a beautiful accessory.
I just love the marriage of silver and turquoise. The shimmer and color really set each other off and the way they look on are great. I’m not the only one who has found a love the stone. The Aztecs used it centuries ago, the Pharaoh’s loved it, and so did the French in ancient and modern times.
It is said that turquoise beads are a healing stone for your mind and body. Just the way they look makes me feel good. Besides blue is the trend this year. Even if it wasn’t turquoise is a classic gem that has been used in jewelry for thousands of years.
Remember sneaking into your mom’s jewelry box, the fun of trying all the shinies and wishing they were yours.
I walk down the toy aisle and wish I were a little girl now, with all the dress-up necklaces and sparkling rings. Jewelry I could never afford in real life but could make-believe was real if I was six again.
Beaded Jewelry is a timeless tradition. No one is quite sure when exactly man and woman first started adorning themselves with beads but it’s been around for centuries if not longer. I mean look at Betty and Wilma, even in the Stone Age woman were making their necks sparkle with a stand of beads.
Beaded jewelry comes in many forms and types and can be worn for so many occasions. That coral necklace at the beach bringing out your tan, the pearl necklace as mother of the bride, and the shimmer of crystals at the office party are all great examples of how versatile beaded jewelry is.
Beaded jewelry is great for showcasing your mood from the subtle to the outrageous.
Crystal will brighten up your wardrobe for all occasions. Their sparkle and charm will accentuate any outfit and can make that little black dress turn from casual to elegant in a twinkle of refracting light.
Crystal jewelry has grown in popularity over the years and its versatility has won over traditionalist and trend-setter alike. The variety and creativity that are available from crystal jewelry is enormous. It can be cut to any shape and beaded into any design. The variation and affordability of styles gives you the opportunity to showcase your personality and add a special something to every outfit.
Whether it’s with bracelets, pendants, necklaces or earrings crystal jewelry is the way to get that radiant look. The gorgeous effect of dancing light is charming at a Sunday brunch, that special New Year’s Party, and everyday.
It’s your big day. You’ve had the dress in your closest for months and are getting to walk down the aisle with flashes firing and smiles beaming. The day to be admired and you need to pick the most completive jewelry for your hair, dress, smile, and personality.
Finding jewelry to do all this and feel comfortable in the entire day can sometimes be overwhelming. Here are a few pieces of advice to make the choice easier:
Swarovski crystals create a gorgeous refraction of light in a rainbow spectrum. They are the most recognized brand of crystals in the world today. Known for their sparkle, clarity and precision cuts Swarovski crystals are unlike any other in their style and spectrum of colors and shapes, ranging from sculptures, miniatures, home décor, chandeliers, jewelry, and beads which encourage artists to create their own designs with this luxury product.
Daniel Swarovski invented a cutting machine in 1892 that took advantage of local hydroelectricity because of the energy-intensive patented grinding process he used. He then opened a cutting factory in
It is the season for celebrating. If you are wondering what to bring your hostess, a bottle of wine is always an option but I have a more charming idea-wine charms. Wine charms are the perfect gift, you can never have too many and if you want you can still bring that bottle of bubbly with you, just attach your charms with a ribbon for an added thank you.
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