Monday, 13 September 2010
Maxi,Midi,Mini - pendant purchases
Invariably the necklaces I really like are completely out of budget. Which is always a real shame as a good bit of jewellery can often enhance a look without much effort. Pendants always add a bit of nonchalance to a look. They suggest creativity even if you haven't got a creative bone in your body. Of course the rich pickings on Net-A-Porter suggest more creative bucks than your Topshop purchase. But at least with Topshop you can wear your pendant with attitude and your bank balance intact.
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Number 3 looks like a WendyB rip off!
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I'm always terrified of losing real jewellery (though my burglars took care of most of that for me a couple of years ago).
ReplyDeleteI really do love that top pendant though and I bought something similar to pendant #3 recently.
The House of Harlow one is definitely my favourite. I like to keep an eye out at car boot sales and charity shops for costume jewellery though - I just wouldn't trust myself not to lose/break something expensive.
ReplyDeleteI like all your choices. House of Harlow does some fab stuff I think - I'm impressed with Nicole.
ReplyDeleteLove the first one, but I would, wouldn't I?
ReplyDeleteHi there-so agree with Mrs Fab, adore the first one best!!
ReplyDeleteI loved the last one, Topshop. I do love a long pendant they are so flattering xx
ReplyDeleteI do love pendants, but that Cavalli one was a bit pricy for brass and a fake gemstone.
ReplyDeleteI love pendants. I like what Nicole's doing at House of Harlow too. The Top Shop one is fun. None of my jewellery is very expensive, I wear mostly semi precious stones xx If I had the money I'd buy something from Belle.
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