I don’t like that question because it presumes that women wear jewelry as mean of disguise.
Far from it! Jewelry is one of the highest and most personal forms of self-expression. It reflects who we really think we are. So there is no jewelry that can apologise for your existence. There is only jewelry that is designed to celebrate the joy of your being, no matter the size of your breasts (or how many you have)!
A better question might be what necklace is right for the clothes you have on at the moment? You wear different jewelry based on a variety of parameters. Are you wearing a turtle neck, are you wearing a bustier? Are you dressing for the office, digging a ditch or a cocktail party? What are you doing? Are you standing, walking around/active, or sitting at a desk or on a stage?
My philosophy is that with the right jewelry, it doesn’t matter what’s underneath; you could be naked. Because if you are wearing something that makes your heart sing, you will be beautiful.
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Neda Necklace
This necklace was created to honor the life of Neda al-Sultan, the beautiful young woman who was gunned down on the streets of Tehran, demonstrating for civil rights and against the rigged elections last year. Each green aventurine tear drop bead symbolizes the bloodshed for freedom.
Many pieces I design honor the spirit,courage, dignity and strength of women throughout the world and across history, who dare to stand up for themselves and others.
To see this necklace and others in my collection, visit A.R.T. Precious Collectible Jewelry, www.beadbear.com
Wear your beads in good fortune!
Many pieces I design honor the spirit,courage, dignity and strength of women throughout the world and across history, who dare to stand up for themselves and others.
To see this necklace and others in my collection, visit A.R.T. Precious Collectible Jewelry, www.beadbear.com
Wear your beads in good fortune!
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green aventurine,
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Neda al-Sultan,
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