Fifth Day of Christmas
Five Wedgwood things.
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Do Over: Baltic Amber Necklace
I’ve probably mentioned this before, but the Baltic peoples have worn amber jewelry for its decorative and its natural analgesic properties for centuries. That’s why they make teething necklaces for babies out of… Continue reading
Fourth Day of Christmas
Four shell cameos.
Best of 2010: Favourite Tops
While I love the vintage, sometimes I actively seek out new things. These are my three favourites. From left to right: Rodarte for Target net blouse (I know it was from December 2009,… Continue reading
Third Day of Christmas
Three hardstone brooches.
Top Five Finds of 2010
A quick review of some of my favourite Thrift Club finds, including the Victorian Slide Mesh Bracelet, (pictured above) that I got in the fall but am only sharing here for the first… Continue reading
Second Day of Christmas
Two Irish Bijoux.
First Day Of Christmas
A coral and cannetille ring.
What I Believe about Bracelets
I believe that if you are going to wear more than one bangle, that you should wear no less than three bangles, preferably five.
Miss Chatelaine
In olden times, ladies didn’t have pockets in their dresses. So the wore chatelaines — a clip or large brooch with chains and hooks to could hold various gew gaws that a woman… Continue reading