Entries Tagged 'Jewelry' ↓
February 14th, 2013 — Etiquette, Gifts, Home, Jewelry, Stationary, Tips
Whether your monogramming something for yourself, your home or a wedding gift there are guidelines to follow. Monograms can add personal style to stationary, linens, jewelry and tailored shirts. Below is the correct etiquette when considering your next personalized project -Taryn Cox for THE WIFE
1. Monogram Style: Single-letter monograms are more casual and multiple letter monograms tend to be more formal. Children’s monograms are often the first initial only, except for keepsake items, which should have a full 3 letter monogram. For married couples using the single monogram, choose the last initial for joint household items and the first initial for personal individual items.
February 5th, 2013 — Jewelry, Love Gold, Sex, Valentine's Day
What better way to experiment the bounds of restraint than with handcuffs enrobed with gold. 18k Rose Gold HandCuffs with Diamonds, $12,420.00, Jackvartanian.com. Click “Continue Reading” to get more inspiration on how to confine your loved one with opulent gold. -Taryn Cox for THE WIFE in collaboration with LoveGold
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February 4th, 2013 — Gifts, Jewelry, Love Gold, Shopping, Valentine's Day
It’s time to start dropping hints to your husband about what you want for Valentine’s Day and stacked rings are just the gift! Stackable rings allow you to create layers of gold, texture and a variety of sparkle with any collection you choose. Also giving you endless options to wear just one if your feeling simple or combine as many as you wish to go with your individual style. Mix and match different hues of rose gold and white gold or pick out colorful gem stone combinations to be extra creative. Click “Continue Reading” to get more stackable ring inspiration. -Taryn Cox for THE WIFE in collaboration with LoveGold. Continue reading →
January 16th, 2013 — Jewelry, Love Gold
Signet rings can be traced all the way back to ancient Egypt and Rome, but became prevalent in England during the reign of Edward II. The signet ring was dipped in hot wax to seal, authenticate or stamp letters with a legal mark behind business, law and government until 1851…. Hence the term “Sign, Sealed, Delivered.” It was in the 17th and 18th centuries they became increasingly popular as the ultimate mark of distinction and representation for noble families, while displaying the traditional crest or coat of arms. Continue reading →
January 11th, 2013 — Jewelry, The Social Butterfly, The Social WIFE
On Wednesday afternoon, the World Gold Council hosted a Pre Golden Globes luncheon honoring this years Miss Golden Globe, Francesca Eastwood. The honoree and actress, Francesca is no stranger to Tinseltown as her father is none of than Hollywood legend, Clint Eastwood. Throughout the afternoon she radiated in a strapless and colorful Armani gown along with gold jewelry by Jennifer Meyer.
The lunch was held at the Chateau Marmont’s newest edition to the hotel, Selma House. Glamorous guests like Neil Lane enjoyed champagne aperitif while discovering the beautifully decorated cottage by David Rogers. Guests also got the lucky chance to marvel at the stunning gold jewels on display in festive bird nests. Jewelry designers: Solange Azagury-Partridge, Pamela Love, H. Stern and Hoorsenbuhs dazzled the eyes of the lunching ladies while adding a little gold glimmer to the ambiance. Click “Continue Reading” to see more images from the event. -Taryn Cox for THE WIFE in collaboration with LoveGold
Aurora Lopez Mejia Jewelry
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