Anonymous wrote:I have my jewelry custom made by a local jeweler. Because I’m not paying for a blue box or a red box, I’m getting beautiful, significant pieces for far less than what you are paying for the jewelry equivalent of a Cheesecake Factory meal.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone have a suggestion for another bracelet like the love bracelet? My favorite things about it are that it’s indestructible 18k, tight on my wrist, doesn’t have a clasp.

I’ve had bracelets my whole life and I just play with them too much. I love how permanent my love bracelet is. I don’t like the screw look that’s printed on the top though. I have a small wrist and most bracelets are too big.

Isn't it uncomfortable to sleep with? I would hate lying on something so hard.

Anonymous wrote:I would say any of the jewelry the late Queen wore would be IYKYK.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone have a suggestion for another bracelet like the love bracelet? My favorite things about it are that it’s indestructible 18k, tight on my wrist, doesn’t have a clasp.

I’ve had bracelets my whole life and I just play with them too much. I love how permanent my love bracelet is. I don’t like the screw look that’s printed on the top though. I have a small wrist and most bracelets are too big.

Isn't it uncomfortable to sleep with? I would hate lying on something so hard.

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Anonymous wrote:Steep prices but Sophie Bille Brahe does pearl and diamonds. The tennis bracelet is IYKYK due to the unusual design. Fashion girls wear her jewelry

Just googled and looooooove

Retrouvai sucks my god, Cartier is now ticky-tack to me even the $$$$$$ pieces but Sophie Billie Brahe: swoon, especially the pearl pieces. They would look great with any outfit at all. At a lower price point but I still have some affection for some Ten Thousand Things designs, but merely own two of their very tiny and inexpensive earrings, which are very 90s retread now. I also think Lisa Nading and James Colarusso are interesting.

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Anonymous wrote:Steep prices but Sophie Bille Brahe does pearl and diamonds. The tennis bracelet is IYKYK due to the unusual design. Fashion girls wear her jewelry

Just googled and looooooove

Retrouvai sucks my god, Cartier is now ticky-tack to me even the $$$$$$ pieces but Sophie Billie Brahe: swoon, especially the pearl pieces. They would look great with any outfit at all. At a lower price point but I still have some affection for some Ten Thousand Things designs, but merely own two of their very tiny and inexpensive earrings, which are very 90s retread now. I also think Lisa Nading and James Colarusso are interesting.

The only brand worth mentioning in the above word salad is Cartier. No one has ever heard of the rest - talk about "ticky-tack."
DP

Lol. You are ticky-tack with this nonsense. DP

Anonymous wrote:Bicego or Roberto coin or gold higher end yurman

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Anonymous wrote:Steep prices but Sophie Bille Brahe does pearl and diamonds. The tennis bracelet is IYKYK due to the unusual design. Fashion girls wear her jewelry

Just googled and looooooove

Retrouvai sucks my god, Cartier is now ticky-tack to me even the $$$$$$ pieces but Sophie Billie Brahe: swoon, especially the pearl pieces. They would look great with any outfit at all. At a lower price point but I still have some affection for some Ten Thousand Things designs, but merely own two of their very tiny and inexpensive earrings, which are very 90s retread now. I also think Lisa Nading and James Colarusso are interesting.

The only brand worth mentioning in the above word salad is Cartier. No one has ever heard of the rest - talk about "ticky-tack."
DP

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Anonymous wrote:I think that Tiffany’s has some nice looking things that don’t scream brand. Plenty of people will recognize but not as much as the others you listed. I have the smile necklace that I love. People don’t really know it’s Tiffany’s. Also that lock bracelet they have is really pretty on (with the diamonds). Or that classic gold Elsa perreti bone cuff is amazing.

It’s Tiffany. Not “Tiffany’s.” And when you say that? We know.

You don’t have anything better to do? #sad We know.

If you say “Tiffany’s,” we all instantly know what class you belong to, and what class you are striving toward.

I was born with a $10m trust fund and I thought it was “Tiffany’s” and I wore one of those silver necklaces in high school.

The bean necklaces? I grew up solidly middle class (midwest middle class, not DCUM middle class) and received one of those for high school graduation. I knew it was Tiffany back then, though.

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Anonymous wrote:I think that Tiffany’s has some nice looking things that don’t scream brand. Plenty of people will recognize but not as much as the others you listed. I have the smile necklace that I love. People don’t really know it’s Tiffany’s. Also that lock bracelet they have is really pretty on (with the diamonds). Or that classic gold Elsa perreti bone cuff is amazing.

It’s Tiffany. Not “Tiffany’s.” And when you say that? We know.

You don’t have anything better to do? #sad We know.

If you say “Tiffany’s,” we all instantly know what class you belong to, and what class you are striving toward.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone have a suggestion for another bracelet like the love bracelet? My favorite things about it are that it’s indestructible 18k, tight on my wrist, doesn’t have a clasp.

I’ve had bracelets my whole life and I just play with them too much. I love how permanent my love bracelet is. I don’t like the screw look that’s printed on the top though. I have a small wrist and most bracelets are too big.