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Make Yourself a Starlet

Heather — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:58:57 +0000

Rarely have I come across an entire line of jewelry that I like. I am just that kind of person — I rarely like all the songs on a single album, or every book by a single author … you get the idea.

But the Starhaven Starlets line of jewelry? I love every single piece in the designer line. All silver, all gorgeous, all amazing, all completely one of a kind — I am completely in love.

A great lover of the fleur de lys, I am particularly a fan of that pendant, but they are all absolutely stunning.

Keep your eyes peeled, folks: for a designer line, these pieces are extremely affordable, with each one going for $110 or less.

A Sterling Example of Sterling Silver

Heather — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 03:29:57 +0000

In the world of jewelry, there is something I love above all else: an antique. I think it is truly a gift when a modern piece of jewelry — that is, a piece of jewelry made in this day and age — manages to look antiquated without looking dated. What I mean by that is when something somehow evokes an antique feeling without looking so out of fashion that you would not want to be caught dead wearing it. After all, when you buy an antique, you do not buy it just because it looks old; you buy it because you actually like it.

To me, this Sterling Silver Disk Pendant Necklace by Julez Bryant has that exact feeling. Something about it looks antique, yet it is unquestionably edgy at the same time. It is classy as well, due in part to the .02 ct diamond sparkling in the pendant.

Water and Fire Collide in this Steven Kretchmer Pendant

Heather — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:45:29 +0000

I wish I had five thousand dollars lying around. If I did, $4,670 of it would go to purchase this Steven Kretchmer Water and Fire Comet Pendant. Of course, if I had that much money, it would undoubtedly have to go towards bills and debt, but a girl can dream, can’t she?

I am not the hugest fan of gold jewelry, but I still love this. It features an inlay of 24k yellow gold and platinum, and I would still buy it in a hot minute if I could but afford to make it mine.

Steven Kretchmer was an excellent, talented jewelry designer with an exquisite eye for detail. He had been in the business for almost forty years when he passed on in 2006, and his endurance is easy to understand once you see the results of his craftsmanship.

It’s no surprise his bloodline goes back to those who made jewelry for Romanian royalty. This pendant is fit for a princess.