i wonder if wearing a cuff is cop-out or a risk. i meant, for the former, you aren't required to create art from a montage of various pieces, but the latter, well, cuff's are quite the statement.
impression. but, for crying out loud, i only have ten fingers!! apropo flower child ring on 
shopflick.com; pyramid ring on ettika.com
never knew there was such thing as a degree in goldsmithing...so happy!
always amazed that husband-to-be dont spring for the creative. i understand sticking with a classic, but there's something so touching (and delicious) about rings that are works of art!
peacock feathers make me shiver - not sure if it's having been bitten by one in my youth, or the amazing colors!
i've sworn of marriage (not out of any rainbow-solidarity - though, i fully support the cause), more or less out of a total lack of understanding why anyone would want to...
i often wonder, not just at the derivation of symbols and their usage and meaning, but of how they were originally conceived of. "fleur-de-lis" literally means lily flower, and has for thousands of years (think mesopotamia) stood as a symbol of royalty and nobility. the lily would be impossible to miss, but what possessed someone to denote it as a symbol of strength and royalty?
my little boutique has some of the chicest pieces, from this necklace gorgeous clutches! definitely another british site to check out!
anyone up for a game of marbles? if you're anything like me, when you were younger, you horded marbles (more often than not, not to play with, because they were so damy perty!). with this new line from maleen-neel, we don't have to hide them in our sock drawers anymore!
