I know I’ve gushed about natural stone jewelry in the past.
I have some but still haven’t put it up on the website. Taking pictures and
getting items up on the website has always been a challenge for me. The
challenge is getting me to do something tedious. Let’s face it; buying jewelry
is way more fun than inventory, cataloging, picture taking and then data entry.
Who can resist browsing through samples of really beautiful jewelry? This is especially
true if you get to pick your favorites out of all the available jewelry trends.
I’ve been searching for some natural stone jewelry and found
a great selection of earrings. It’s been a while since I’ve added to my earring
collection and these pieces are pretty and very spring. Animalistic looks are
also on trend for the spring season so these fit the bill. There are animal
prints and natural stone in various colors and textures. Another great look is
pearls. These aren’t your Grandmother’s pearls. They come in a large variety of
colors and textures, freshwater pearls in various shapes.
Natural stone is a great transitional piece from winter to
spring. It lends a bit of outdoorsy spirit to any outfit. The weather doesn’t
always cooperate when spring is coming. We still get a lot of rain and wind. Since
this type of weather precludes wearing sundresses or sleeveless tops, an
earring is an especially good transition piece. If you like to wear your hair
up or simply in a pony you can show off a really nice pair of earrings. Bulky sweaters,
scarves and coats may hide other pieces of jewelry but not earrings. Since many
natural stone and pearl earrings come in a variety of colors it’s easy to match
any outfit, from winter grays to spring pastels.




I plan to buy a kitchen plate, so I wonder who is the best material ..
ReplyDeleteWhether to use slinestone or other natural stone ..
I was informed that the silestone lot of good material so I wonder if anyone had any experience with it ..