@mrs-b This will be the daily look going forwards. I absolutely love them together & it's just the pop I knew was missing
. You are the queen of bracelet stacks!!
Alex this looks phenomenal!!
@mrs-b This will be the daily look going forwards. I absolutely love them together & it's just the pop I knew was missing
It's here! Couriered overnight from London & I am SO pleased with it!
I wanted something else delicate but different to stack with my platinum Tiffany DBTY's, which I rarely remove. They are a .07 diamond & a .10 pink sapphire, special treasures given to me by each of the girls for Mother's Day when they were babies (well done Mr T!) After lengthy thought, I decided on 18ct yellow gold with just something special about it, but what, I had no idea. Then this popped up at me whilst late night browsing some high end websites & BAM! Perfect! I was twitchy due to the cost, as I'm not a frequent jewellery buyer & only get nice pieces for special occasions. But Mr T gave me the green light & here we are.
These are certified unheated Burmese Rubies, measuring 3mm, 4mm, 3mm for a total carat weight of .60 & they are beautiful. They are a solid, deep silky red with a teeny hint of pink in strong sunlight. The chain is adjustable from 6.5 to 7.5 inches, so lovely & versatile. It's very rich against my skin as I'm only really used to platinum or silver.
The tangling sounds problematic...
What, by chance, are you wearing on your other wrist...?
It's weird as my Tiffs have never ever tangled. It seems to be the tail chain - it goes over-under-around etc, until it is literally knotted & they are all pulled & twisted together like rope. I mean, this is me you're talking to, and you know VERY well those Tiffs will be back in place in the blink of an eye, but it is rather annoying. I'm sure it's just because it's a new thing & I'll get used to it in time. They do look rather fabulous altogether.....
But a girl likes options.....
It's here! Couriered overnight from London & I am SO pleased with it!
I wanted something else delicate but different to stack with my platinum Tiffany DBTY's, which I rarely remove. They are a .07 diamond & a .10 pink sapphire, special treasures given to me by each of the girls for Mother's Day when they were babies (well done Mr T!) After lengthy thought, I decided on 18ct yellow gold with just something special about it, but what, I had no idea. Then this popped up at me whilst late night browsing some high end websites & BAM! Perfect! I was twitchy due to the cost, as I'm not a frequent jewellery buyer & only get nice pieces for special occasions. But Mr T gave me the green light & here we are.
These are certified unheated Burmese Rubies, measuring 3mm, 4mm, 3mm for a total carat weight of .60 & they are beautiful. They are a solid, deep silky red with a teeny hint of pink in strong sunlight. The chain is adjustable from 6.5 to 7.5 inches, so lovely & versatile. It's very rich against my skin as I'm only really used to platinum or silver.
Absolutely stunning bracelet.
I've seen gorgeous pieces for sale in England but have never pursued because of the shipping hassle. Would you mind telling us how you went about getting your bracelet couriered, and if you able to avoid the VAT?
Sorry, it slipped my mind you were a Warringtonian!
Hope that Scottish weather is holding up, when I lived there it seemed to never stop raining!
Scotland was glorious & luckily we missed every storm that passed over, so 27 degrees every day, lots of walking & lots of delicious wine!
The receipt from your inherited piece was from a Warrington jeweler.
Scotland can be fabulous when the weather co-operates, glad you had a great time!
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Love it! Congratulations!!