Costume Jewellery
I buy my jewellery everywhere from charity shops to antique fairs my best pieces come from under the bridge on Portobello Road
Rings and things.
What better way to dress up gloves than adding a diamond or pearl ..or showing off a great manicure …And why stop at just one or two I love to mix stones and colours ..vintage with costume there are no rules…
Bracelets Cuffs Bangles
Bracelet, bangles and cuffs
I store my bracelets in clear display trays I prefer to wear cuffs and I buy them in pairs great for three-quarter sleeves or dressing up a white shirt ….the ones featured all the time on my Instagram are the gold spiral pair below on right …always referred to as my “Wonder Woman” wrists …perfect
Necklaces
Dress it up or down
Earrings
Mix and match
Pearls
Star quality
Released in 1961 styled with a Hubert De Givenchy dress the iconic look recreated many times over.
Elizabeth Taylor
Lots of actresses put their names to products allowing their image to be associated for a limited time in exchange for a percentage of profits or a set fee the most successful in perfume was Elizabeth Taylor.
This ring was created in 1994, and it features cherubs with flawed ruby cabochons. Like most of Taylor’s collections, it is coated with 22 karat gold with a satin finish.
Lavender boxes
Talking about the ring on insta
Purple Reign
Duchess of Windsor
Beyoncé Papillon ring
Titanic Heart of the ocean 🌊
Fake
In the film Titanic, the jewellery worn by Kate Winslet was made from cubic zirconia set in white gold
FOX image
Real
Worn by Celine Dion to the 1998 Oscar ceremony made with 171-carat sapphire shape like a heart surrounded by 103 diamonds set in platinum owner unknown WWD
The inspiration
The necklace is based on a real diamond, the 45.52 carat Hope Diamond worth in 2020 over 350 million dollars. Originally owned by Louis X1V and worn by him as a necklace and on his crown.The necklace used in the film is still owned by 20th Century Fox who made the film