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Showing posts with label western inspired jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label western inspired jewelry. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Band Of Horses

The closest thing I get to anything "western" in New Jersey are the occasional horses on the side of the highway in rural towns aka - not anywhere near I live. I do, however, have this strange affliction for clothing with horses on it. I used to own this bright pink sweater with a huge horse head (not like Godfather style) wearing a flower crown from H&M. If it sounds weird that's because it was.

I guess it's that same odd favoritism that made me lean toward this horseshoe print dress. Besides for the print, it's got that high-low hem ya'll know I'm totally down with, and the color is just as fab. 

Yee haw.... or something like that.



What Jen's Wearing:
Saddle High-Low Dress - c/o Urban1972.com
Gold Turquoise Western Necklace - Forever 21
Peep Tow Leather Wedges - Nine West
Buckle Up Band Ring - Henri Bendel
Turquoise Ring - purchased in Cape Cod 

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Natural Wonders: Jewelry Inspired by Nature


Although the neon jewelry trend is one of my favorites, I love nature-inspired jewelry. Whether it's drawing elements of Native American culture, glamming up agates and druzy, or taking the colors found in summer and using their beauty to create boho chic accessories, I'm all in favor! Plus, if it helps out a good cause, even better (see below for details of about the FEED Kenya bracelets).

Check out my pics for favorite baubles to rock this summer in celebration of Mother Nature!


Inspired by Mother Nature


FEED Kenya Bracelet*
$35 - feedprojects.com

Yellow gold necklace
$24 - threadsence.com

Brass jewelry
$16 - threadsence.com

Necklace
$31 - shopsosie.com

Ring
$150 - sorrelli.com

Ring
$68 - baublebar.com




*The FEED Kenya Bracelets from FeedProjects.com are one-of-a-kind bracelets, hand-crafted by artisans in Kenya. As you may or may not know, the food and famine crisis in Kenya is extremely serious. If you purchase a bracelet, it contributes 5 school meals to someone in need. Think about it: You pay about $35 for dinner for two people. But you could be helping feed someone who truly needs it.  They are not only beautiful bracelets, but they go toward a worthy cause!