Resort Wear 

SPRING BREAK 

Accessories to pull your look together 

Natural Coral bracelet with 14k gold Sea Horse charm

Victorian Watch Chain with Lapis Lazuli gem stones

 

New Bracelets for March

Rare Intaglio Locket/snuff box on Pyrite beaded chain 14k gold fill $162.00

Hand Wired 7mm Fresh Water Cultured Pearls with an antique watch fob pendant.$98.00

14k gold beads with Turquoise on stretch nylon $130.00

Beautiful luminous Cultured Pearls paired with an antique Nielloware sterling charm from Siam (changed to Thailand after 1930s) Accented with a vintage blue glass rosary bead. $110.00

Golden Globes 2015 best in jewelry

The 2015 Golden Globes delivered some jaw-dropping jewelry moments. Naomi Watts  Serpenti diamond necklace by Bulgari was one of our favorites for a couple of reasons. One it is so distinctive, a statement piece that is also timeless. Second (at the risk of sounding bourgeois) she has worn it before. She knows what to wear with this necklace to compliment the piece and to also compliment the dress. There were trend pieces, classic jewels, and major statements, but gold seemed to be the theme of the hour. 

Emily Blunt sparkled in statement earrings by Lorraine Schwartz. The rare blue-green gemstones that look as though they are lit from within matched Blunt’s blue eyes and added a splash of color to her white gown. 

These ladies were not the only stand outs. Statement earrings were all the rage. As we have always believed its the one accessory that you only need to dress up any look. 

Neil Lane's Platinum and Emerald earrings BEAUTIFUL and perfect with her short hair cut!

Jennifer AniStton in Fred Leighton and Amrit

Jennifer channeling her Rachel Welch, fun  fringe earrings. 

Greer Grammer in Neil Lane earrings. LOVE these. Perfect leaving her décolleté.

Happy New Year 

Cheers to another 365 days - remember to enjoy them!

Long Layering Necklaces 

The Layering look for winter elegance is sophisticated, elegant and easy. This season we are particularly into our long layering necklaces, they are so easy to throw on and versatile. Long or short the look you want is easily achieved.

We love using antique gentleman's pocket watch links combined with new beaded gemstones. In addition the two toned combination makes it easy to mix and match with either gold or silver. Labradorite is a great gem that brings out the hues of both gold and silver. Mixing the different textures of the chains and making them asymmetrical can give the illusion of multiple chains when you double just one up around your neck for a shorter chain look.

 Long chains became a popular look in the 1920s with the flapper dress. The long chains created movement and drama and along with the short flapper dress the elongated strands seemed to flaunt the provocative hemline.