Need a last minute Mother’s Day gift? Listen up! Print out a picture of the goodies you order, slip them in her card, and let her know they are on the way! Consider classic items with a “twist.” Does that special mama in your life like cuff bracelets? The Navina or the Titan bracelet are two good options. But for the necklace lover, a monogram pendant is always safe. I love the blonde marble and tortoise shell finishes. Another great option is the bone links necklace or simple layering piece.

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Finally, for the fashionista who dares to be bold…where should I even begin?! Just when you thought the tassels couldn’t be niftier, and the beading could not be more intricate, Baublebar comes out with the Fantasia and Zakiya drop earrings. I am literally obsessing over the flamingos. But how about these flower earrings?! I love that they are a chic alternative to a traditional stud! Now while we are on the topic of chic, can we have a moment of silence for Delinda?! Bye bye pearl studs, hello gorgeous.

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Shop the Baublebar Spring Sale now through May 16th. Get 20% off one item with code SUMMER20, 25% off two items with code SUMMER25, and 30% off three items with code SUMMER30. Happy Friday Shopping!

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Miriam Haskell the world-renowed jewelry aficionado opened the doors of her first boutique in 1926 in New York’s McAlpin Hotel. “Le Bijou De L’Heure” quickly became the go-to shop for high society women to purchase custom-made jewels to match their haute couture ensembles. Joan Crawford, the Dutchess of Windsor, and Lucille Ball to name a few. During Haskell’s travels to Paris where she would hand select the finest beads and findings, she would enjoy tea with none other than Coco Chanel. It is said that Haskell’s “design artist,” Frank Hess would join the ladies as they discussed matters related to the fashion industry and upcoming collections.

Today, the Miriam Haskell company continues to run in NYC. Each precious piece is crafted entirely by hand and are reminiscent of Haskell’s original vintage designs. Many finished items feature pearls and Swarovski crystals pieced together into ornate treasures. The chandelier earrings featured in A Black Tie Affair are a wonderful example of this exquisite artistry. No matter what angle you see them from, they are simply stunning – one of Haskell’s key features.  Unlike your average costume jewelry, these masterpieces are assembled meticulously from top to bottom so that even the backside, or the clasp of the jewelry is dazzling (no pun intended!). I am happy to report, that Jest Jewels has the largest assortment of Miriam Haskell finds I have ever come across. Head on down to 1869 Union Street, San Francisco and tell them that KK and GG sent you. Or, peruse the fab assortment online at jestjewels.com.

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Coordinating a jewelry ensemble is no different than putting together an outfit. You always want to start with the statement piece. I could not take my eyes off of the Violette Necklace. The perfect balance of class and glam, this necklace would look great with both dresses and tops. Featuring vibrant Swarovski crystals and pearls, set in antique brass, the vintage cameo is the icing on the cake! Get it while you can because it is bound to sell out at its new sale price.

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If you’re going to make the move and invest in Loren Hope, then don’t forget to add the signature item into the mix. The Sarra Cuff, in crystal, would be a nice compliment to the necklace above, as well as every other piece already in your armoire. Wear this bracelet solo, with your watch, or stack it with the Bullet Bracelet in brass. Can you say arm candy?!

Photo courtesy of lorenhope.com

Photo courtesy of lorenhope.com

Tie this pretty party together with the Capri Ring and earrings in pearl. These little gems will bring out the pearls in the necklace and the iridescent bezel will bring out the colorful glass around the cameo pendant. And when you’re not wearing anything around your neck, pair these studs with white pants and pastels for a timeless look.

Photo courtesy of lorenhope.com

Photo courtesy of lorenhope.com

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Violette Necklace, Sarra Cuff, Bullet Bracelet, Capri Ring, Capri Earrings

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The Elsie Stud earrings in “Rose Gold Drusy” are jaw droppers. These studs (no pun intended!) are the perfect jewels to wear with your hair pulled up or down. Effortlessly jazz up any ensemble with a pair of these. Did I mention they are on sale?! If you’re a fan of the Elsie Studs, then you’re going to love the matching bracelet…

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The Hanna Bracelet is an everyday must-have. Off the top of my head, I can already think of one, two, three recent looks, that this bracelet would of looked fab with! The matte cuff is simple yet elegant, while the glitzy stones add a touch of fun. Pair it with jeans during the daytime or show it off during a cocktail attire event.

Photo courtesy of kendrascott.com

The Haylee Ring in Rose Gold Drusy is the perfect addition to your collection of bling. Fine enough to stack or wear as a knuckle ring, yet bold enough to wear by itself on the middle or ring finger. It’s up to you how to rock it. Style this looker with the bracelet and earrings above, and stun during your next fashionable occasion. Guys, and gals, I think you would all agree that these novelties would make great Valentine’s Day gifts. Am I right or am I right?!

Photo courtesy of kendrascott.com

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