Tuesday 8 September 2015

New: jewellery.









Don't mind me. I'm just sat here, typing away, as I wear all of the jewellery. Can you ever really wear too much jewellery? No, thought not.

I always obsess over tiny little intricate jewellery. It has to be silver or white gold, and it has to look amazing. I don't like jewellery to look too 'costume', or... cheap. I'm a jewellery snob. Unfortunately I am funding my champagne tastes on a beer budget, so my lovely jewellery tends to be gifts or 'fuck it' purchases. You know. So when I came across Jewellery Box, I was so happy to see so many lovely things at such affordable prices. Um, not being sponsored by them (sadly) and I paid for these items myself, but I had to share such an amazing little shop. Everything came really quickly and in cute little boxes with teeny tiny clothes pegs. 

You can shop all of the bracelets here - I went for the cut star, Crystal bracelet, Arrow bracelet and the diplodocus dinosaur earrings. SO CUTE. They also very kindly added in a present - the rolo chain bracelet with a fresh water pearl.  So fancy. 

Just in case that wasn't enough, I also ordered two piece from Bloody Mary Metal when they had their birthday sale. i had been eyeing up their selection for about 4 months now, and I just cracked. I ordered the Nina ring, and it is just the prettiest thing I've ever seen. So so dainty, and it fits perfectly. Sometimes rings make me feel a bit claustrophobic in my fingers - is that a thing? As in, sometimes I can feel them on my fingers and I get annoyed with them. This one, though, is so teeny tiny and so pretty. She (it's a girl) has a little moonstone in the middle that looks all twinkly. The Crescent Moon necklace was just too pretty to resist, and this was the piece I had been eyeing up for so long. I'm wearing it right now and... it's gorgeous. I now have my eyes on the rest of the shop...




Where do you get jewellery from? I am a bit jewellery mad at the moment...




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