I think these kid jewellery rings in rose pink will be ideal for my niece, Jesse.

She's ten this year and what an angel.

Getting rings for fingers of a ten year old girl is always going to be a challenge. These pink kid jewellery rings should do it as they are free size and made for kids in mind.

The designs are sweet and simple, just right for little girls.

I like the fact they are handmade so it makes for a personal gift for someone I adore very much.

Being in pink and it is quite a sweet pink makes this almost a sure winner.

Jesse loves pink so she will be delighted to find among her Christmas presents one of these rose pink kid jewellery rings.

There's a pair of black onyx earrings somewhere on this webpage that I am thinking of buying for Hannah for Christmas.

"...Plump, facetted, black onyx ovals glisten with sterling silver accents. The dangle is .75 of an inch long."

Hannah has an unusual fondness of black and she tends to overdress in black. It's probably worse that she has jet black hair as well.

I say worse because folks are gossiping that she looks like a witch (due to all those black garments and accessories) and are giving her witch related nicknames. It's a good thing Hannah is rather likeable and all those digs at her 'fashion sense' is more about fun than malice.

I am not trying to encourage her but she's going to wear black earrings anyway so why not a pair from me?











 

I was really astonished to see Jenny wearing a necklace that looked like a bicycle chain lock. I was totally stunned and don't know what to make of it.

You can say it is interesting. I couldn't make my mind think about if it looked good on Jenny or if Jenny looked good with it.

My head is still spinning. What I did manage to do is showed genuine interest and asked Jenny where she got it and she emailed this URL.

"Wraith Collars are made from either a light 4mm stainless steel wire,

... The Collar is locked using an ALLEN KEY (supplied) which is inserted into a 2mm hole on the shank of the clasp. The key turns an internal screw which securely locks the piece in place... and once the collar is locked on only the 'key-holder' can remove it!"

This certainly is avant garde and sometimes you have to be brave with fashion. And I take my hat off to Jenny.

This sterling silver dolphin charms page find is quite recent. In fact, the website itself should be very new too.

This site sells jewellery but they have not shown the prices yet. I have gone back a few times and they have been regularly adding new pages.

I have three silver charm bracelets and add or change new charms now and then.

There is a model TC 412 that looks cute. It comes with a piece of embeded Paua Shell too.

There are quite a few in my jewellery collection that feature Paua Shells so I know how they are like. Paua Shells always go well with silver so I am not concerned with that part.

Let's see how much it is when the site is ready.

There is a Manatee charm at the end of the page. Goodness, I didn't even know such a creature exists!

Interesting, but my heart is still set on a sterling silver dolphin charm.

Part of what I regularly blog about at my main blog is my love for jewellery.

Now and then I will surf the web for jewellery shop websites. If I come across any that I am impressed with I will bookmark them and even create an entry to my blog.

As my jewellery entries are all mixed and jumbled in my very congested main blog, I am going to transfer some of the entries from there or perhaps rewrite my views on them.

Here's one:

One of the things I will look out for in jewellery shops are brooches and this Butterfly brooch shown in yellow gold with black and brown enamel really caught my eye.  With 0.02ct (total) diamond eyes it is what dreams are made of.