You know when you find something that’s just too pretty not to post about? That’s how I feel about the creations of Untamed Petals. Beyond their stunning bridal accessories they now have the loveliest jewelry collection calling my name. Rhinestones and pearls please!
These dainty jewels by my lovely sponsor Erica Sara Designs have me weak in the knees. I just adore the subtle color palette and the way she’s cleverly styled them among coral and seashells. My very favorites are the Rachel (so simple, yet elegant!) and the classic gold monogrammed charm (so neo-trad!). Basically, you can’t go wrong…
Today I am so excited to share with you some the beautiful creations of my sponsor, Sara of Noble House Designs. Not only are Sara’s jewels stunning (and her price points fantastically friendly!), but I’m equally smitten with the woman behind the business. An animal lover, world traveler and voracious reader, Sara finds inspiration everywhere she turns and I instantly found her to be a kindred spirit. I love that her collection is so diverse (each piece is handcrafted from vintage beads making them truly one-of-a-kind) and can serve as a one stop shop for all the women in my life (my grandmother would love the pearls, my mother the pale blue, and my best friend the sparkly black!). Keep up the beautiful work Sara and I’ll keep gushing ; )
I was just admiring these simple classics from Tiffany’s and thinking about how much I prefer yellow gold these days. When I was in high school it was all the rage to have Tiffany’s silver pieces, but as I’ve grown up I’ve definitely come to prefer the warmer tones. It’s still fun to save all my silver items for my future daughter though! What about you, are you a yellow gold, silver or platinum kinda gal?
One of my favorite place to shop for vintage jewelry is on Etsy. The prices are right and the treasures are bountiful is you’re willing to hunt for a moment or two. This turquoise necklace was the latest to catch my eye, but sadly I’ve already completed my holiday shopping. Love how old pieces have a bit of history to them! Isn’t the styling lovely?