
Hello my darlings,
I have baking to do and family heading to town, so I’m taking a few days off to focus on that!
Happy Thanksgiving to all those who celebrate. I’ll be back soon…and I have some really exciting things to share with you after the holiday!
xoxo,
Becky
What I’m reading:
The Magicians by Lev Grossman. I’ve heard such good things about this series but hadn’t ever gotten around to reading it until now! I’m excited to dive in.
From Duke ’till Dawn by Eva Leigh. Because I’m never not reading a romance novel. I love this author.
Internets:
This post from The Court Jeweller on The Swedish Malachite Parure is definitely worth a look.
This Fairytale Cottage Is Made Entirely of Chocolate and You Can Spend the Night.
Giant Wooden Trolls Make Mischief in an Enchanting Outdoor Museum.
A Fantastic Recreation of a Renaissance Cabinet of Curiosities.
GEMFIELDS introduces ‘Inkalamu’, the 5,655 carat Lion Emerald.
15 Important Women in History You May Not Have Heard of.
The Enchanting History of Notre-Dame Cathedral’s Famous Gargoyles. I have a thing for gargoyles.
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These rings were the first design I was drawn to at the Italian Pavilion, and I’m still fascinated by them. The brand is called 
This beautiful necklace from
This killer bracelet is from another brand that makes luxury costume jewelry:
The exquisitely designed
I’m going to start by making a huge deal about a characteristic of these pieces that’s nearly impossible to capture in photos: the sparkle. It’s incredible. Every time I touched one of the Platinum Born pieces, I was dazzled by showers of light. And here’s why that’s so noteworthy: the bewitching glitter of these pieces is achieved without the use of one single gemstone. It’s all about how the platinum is cut.
The Platinum Born line is mostly necklaces for now, although they will be adding more earrings and a few bracelets. Everything is platinum and everything is gorgeous.
This mysterious loopy thing is one of my very favorite pieces in the Platinum Born collection. What is it, you ask? Anything you want it to be.