Looking for the perfect authentic cocktail ring? Maybe just some new bling? Look no further than The Three Graces. Offering only antique, period jewelry (no reproductions) crafted prior to about 1940, The Three Graces offers a huge selection that you definitely need to check out for yourself. My favorites? Right here of course.
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I’m the sentimental type, so it’s really no surprise that I fell desperately in love with these Remember Me pendants the instant I saw them. Stamp them with a name or a date and carry it with you always.
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ONE by STUDIObloomm is actually two separate rings that, when placed together face-to-face, form one object. What a great way to display your devotion or connection to another.
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When I stumbled upon Tom Binn’s gorgeous jewelry for the first time it quite literally took my breath away. The depth of his collections amazed me as well the candy-colored jewels each piece revolves around. However, his Faux Real line is my absolute favorite. I could find a reason to purchase each and every piece if I wanted to and create entire ensembles around them. Hell, I’d even wear them with my pajamas. My unsexy pajamas!
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I love the shape of the Adina Signature Ring and the way it hugs your finger. And the simplicity of it says heirloom to me. Available in yellow gold and sterling silver.
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Posted In jewelry, wear itRemember those best friend necklaces from junior high? The ones with two necklaces that were usually a heart of something split into two halves? Yeah, those. These Fallon BFF Lyric Necklaces are so much better. Each half has a half line of song lyrics on it, so only together do the necklaces make any real sense.
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I’m not at all the type of girl who has a penchant for high dollar jewelry. I’m just not. I much prefer vintage pieces or pieces that are destined to become vintage over most else. Brand names just don’t mean that much to me in this category.
But then I saw the Cartier LOVE bracelet. And I want it. At the moment I don’t have anyone to give it to me. Actually, let me rephrase: I don’t think I’ve ever dated anyone I would allow to literally lock me into a piece of jewelry before. Oh, I know He’s out there somewhere. Just hopefully when he finally shows up he’ll be toting this bracelet (in silver please) and a screwdriver.
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Lisa Leonard has no formal training in jewelry-making, but I’d never have guessed it. I love how delicate and personalized every single piece is while still remaining a little rough around the edges.
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Posted In jewelry, wear itI really admire the work of Houston-ite Tara Levitin. Leviticus Jewelry is both delicate and whimsical which just so happens to be my favorite combo.
This great little I Feel Like a Number necklace was made after artist Melanie Favreau had a horrible experience at a government office. (Haven’t we all been there/done that?!) Available in a limited edition of 100, you won’t even know what number you’re receiving until it shows up at your door.