"Jewellery is like ice cream, there is always room for more!" - Unknown.
It is never an easy task for us women to choose the right kind of jewellery pieces that would compliment as well as complete our outfit. Thankfully, nowadays we have a lot of different types of trendy jewellery options available to us at affordable prices. Today, I am going to introduce you all to an online shopping destination called DamselCode which I recently had a chance to try out. It is a place where you can find tons of jewellery pieces - in styles that are currently trending. Keep on reading to know about my DamselCode review and see the pretty trinkets I got from there!
But before we proceed with the post, let's get to know a little about DamselCode first!
DamselCode Review & Haul | Buy Trendy Affordable Jewellery Online
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I love their turquoise colour. The square beads at the end of them have a marble effect which makes them look even prettier. I will love to pair these earrings with any white outfit, wouldn't they look lovely with it?! ❤
Firefly Chain Necklace | Price - Rs.265/-
A dainty jewellery piece with rustic finish which is very much in trends these days. It is very minimalistic and I think it will look really good with the cube earrings I featured above.
Multi Layer Chains Necklace - Set Of 4 | Price - Rs.445/-
This multi layer necklace includes 4 chains of different colours and lengths. It can amp up the look of any simple outfit or top. The chains are lightweight and they don't feel uncomfortable on the skin, but unfortunately they do snag on clothes. The best thing about this set is that all of these chains can be worn separately. So you can flaunt just one or two of them for daily wear. Do check out their whole multi-layer necklace collection on their website.
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Foxy Originals’ current success reside in its owners’ experience, fashionable products, pricing strategy, along with its current market presence. However, one of company’s key assets is its capability to produce high-end jewellery while maintaining manufacturing costs at a minimum. By combining high quality along with low prices, Foxy Originals was able to attain market share at an unparalleled rate. Gaining a decent market share equipped the company the brand recognition it required to secure shelf space at 250 boutiques nation-wide. A resilient market presence has transformed into a healthy financial improvement that permits the company to continue its current operations while exploring possible expansion opportunities. Moreover, Foxy Originals owners, Kluger and Orol, are most favourable aspects of the company. Orol’s parents operated a successful metal manufacturing company,
Goldsmiths are jewellers known for the Rugby League Trophy and they were the UK's first appointed stocklist of Rolex waches. Goldsmiths has the finest collection of diamond jewellery and watches from the leading brands like Rolex, Cartier, Omega and other prestigious brands. Fossil Iconic Signature Drop Earrings at Goldsmith is a beauty. The elegance of this drop earrings makes you doubt if it is made of stainless steel or not. Just look at how it shines in the light.
Since at least mid-2013, bold gold has retaken the couture fashion stage in jewelry designs, especially our dear, old friend yellow gold. The trend cuts across all the biggest fashion houses from Milan to Paris, London and New York. Case in point, the Bijoux runway in Milan, the 2014 Golden Globes and New York Fashion week where bold gold pieces were part of the look. Bold gold is in and its comeback couldn't be more welcome. Take a peek at what the top five trends are for incorporating this beautiful, bold metal in your own fashion wardrobe.
Like most companies, Tiffany & Company change certain aspects of the company in order to keep up with their ever changing customer. When Tiffany first started selling “real” jewelry, their products included watches, clocks, moccasins, belts, and silverware. Their most popular product by far were the items made of silver. In 1867, Tiffany had become so famous for their silver; they began supplying ...
Prada aw 10 - In a nod to Alberti’s De Re Aedificatoria, Prada and her collaborator, Rem Koolhaas, envisaged a set that was “an abstraction of a city,” made up of spaces such as a surreal beauty parlour, a music hall made from pink foam, and a “street” strewn with meaningless data. Into this strange world walked an equally strange figure: the Prada woman. Recalling the demureness of Catherine Deneuve in Belle de Jour, this season she was in the guise of a conservative, sixties housewife, with her immaculate beehive, knee-length dresses, and patent loafers. Yet, nothing here was as it seemed. Looking closely, those dresses, with their frilly bustiers and outdated prints, became repellently prim—as did knitted stockings and
Overall, the six pieces of jewelry in this set shows that Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome took a lot of pride and effort in their jewelry. The jewelry was continuously changing to become more complex as time went by. All of the jewelry was made by using the most innovative techniques of their own time period and by using metals and gemstones valued in each
Jewels are ornamental object people wear that are usually made of precious metals and stones, although some not so valuable materials are used as well. Among the jewelry items people wear it is possible to find hair ornaments, earrings, rings, necklaces, bracelets, among others. People of both sexes wear jewels in almost all human cultures, countries and regions. As several specialized publications report, it seems that humans tend to adorn themselves, although in rare cases they also wear jewels by sense of shame (for example, to cover nipples). Throughout history, jewels have also served as a form of artistic expression, a symbol of wealth, as a protection amulet, among others. In turn, the term jewelry includes jewels
This Birthstone comes in a wide range of colors, all of which will enhance any jewelry with a sparkle. Colors include blue, green, pale, golden red and pink, as well as some other rare colors. A gorgeous gemstone, topaz boasts both strength and beauty.
Pearls, opals, antique jewelry AND silly costume jewelry – jangly bracelets, hoop ear rings and outsize cocktail rings.
Women have spent a large amount of time throughout the 20th century fighting for liberation from a patriarchal form that told them that they must be quiet and loyal to their husbands and fathers. For the duration of this essay, I will be discussing how the “Modern Woman” image that appeared through the Art Deco style — that emulated ideas such as the femme fatale and masqueraded woman, and presented new styles to enhance women’s comfortability and freedom — is still prevalent and has grown in contemporary art and design since. Overall I will describing to you how fashion, sexuality, and the newly emerged ‘female gaze’, and how these tie in together — in both periods of time — to produce what can be described as powerful femininity.
The most common style were the long pearl necklaces in all 1920s jewelry pieces, it was very popular to wear layers of them with 60 inches long. Any women could afford them because of the fake pearls and they were usually light pastel colors instead of plain white. Also the Dog collar necklace was one of the most common necklaces, there was different designs like triangle, square, trapezoid, or pointed oval stones, most recognized as chokers because of how low it was from the neck. Similar, Drop Earring were equally important since women wore short hair, it was necessary to have an accessory to expose and draw attention to the naked neck. Normally it was 2-3 inches long accompanied with a diamond. However, earrings with diamond were usually worn for formal events representing good wealth. Additionally, bracelets also were an item decorative to cover the arm with fully bangles to make it more attractive and fashionable. Most bangles are made from bold colors or are decorated with numerous types of repeating motifs. The bracelet’s design were made of thick or thin wood, bone, shell, metal, or plastic. Last but not least, rings were the style of the day, decorated by a myriad of gemstones. Many rings took on Art Deco shapes but the most popular Art Nouveau style of precious stones like diamonds. They often centered a colored stone or a large emerald diamond in which people
The trend is up. Those huge statement necklaces that became a sort of craze in past years are fading out of style and need to fade out of your wardrobe as well.
As I did research on how others interpreted the story, the same conclusion would pop up. The necklace was used as a symbol of higher class of wealth. We use symbolic items to try and fit into societies belief of “fancy”. The deeper meaning is within the true value of the necklace. It is a fake just as she is! She is trying to be something she is not and ends up losing the necklace which holds a false value as well. This is why a person should not take everything as it
The Necklace also displays distinctive realism in the use of socioeconomic influences which are essential to the plot. The major conflict in the story would be absent and the theme would not be obtainable without Mathilde Loisel’s insecurity about her own socioeconomic reputation. An example of Loisel’s self-deprivation nature is presented when she realizes she does not have a necklace, she says “I shall look absolutely no one. I would almost rather not go to the party” (Maupassant, sec. 3). Another example of the self-conflict caused by social pressure is Loisel’s immediate attempt to replace the necklace and her reluctance to speak to her friend Madame Forestier about the necklace for ten whole years. If she were not conflicted by societal pressures she might have avoided the whole situation altogether. The Necklace establishes a realistic difference in value between the necklaces and proposed clothing. Her husband proposes flowers which were valued 10 franks so in any case if she had chosen the flowers there would have been an insignificant economic loss. Her decision not to tell her friend about the necklace ends up costing her seven times the worth of the original. The roses symbolize the simpler things in life to the theme of the story. Mathilde Loisel’s withered appearance at the end
Shoes of every make and style are loved by women across the globe but it is the heel, whether stiletto or platform that is coveted, adored, desired in such abundance simply in and of the shoe itself. They're everywhere. They run rampant in books, calendars, photographs, album and movie covers, dangling in miniature precious metal versions from earlobes and chains, women's closets and even their living rooms, and let's not forget their most important place of residence- women's feet. They're a constant obsession in pop culture, endlessly talked about and fetishized in television, movies, song lyrics, and seem to be worn without fail by glamorous celebrities no matter the occasion. The most notorious of the shoe loving pop culture media is of the smash HBO series Sex and the City, in which shoes are one of its main themes.