This morning I was doing a little blog browsing.
I stumbled upon a wonderful giveaway at
Photo snagged from Veranda Interiors
The gift offered is a key chain designed by Virgins, Saints and Angels, one of my favorite jewelry designers.
The key chain so generously offered by Melissa at Veranda Interiors is the San Benito Medal, an ancient symbol of peace. This medal is often worn by those seeking faith, hope and protection.
Love this cross with the gold and turquoise chain. Beautiful design, don't you think?
Sometimes I have to be hit in the head to be motivated to post about something. Often I am inspired by posts that others have written. I guess they strike a nerve or something in me and I want to put my two cents in on whatever the topic might be.
So, I was inspired to show you more of these wonderful designs, as they have been a favorite of mine for quite some time ..... aaaand, maybe a little vicarious pleasure is in it for me, since I can't actually OWN them all!
I love this cuff and would wear it in a heartbeat!
Designs by Virgins, Saints and Angels a have a sort of Gothic and a Mexican feel to them. Religious icons found throughout Mexico inspire the designs. Many of them symbolize beauty, power, or protection.
Designs by Virgins, Saints and Angels a have a sort of Gothic and a Mexican feel to them. Religious icons found throughout Mexico inspire the designs. Many of them symbolize beauty, power, or protection.
The jewelry is hand crafted in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
This belt buckle is stunning and I wouldn't mind wearing the earrings below any day!
What I love about the designs is the range of how dressy or casual they might be. Some might prefer a more Spanish, religious or ethnic look, and some more glitz and glamour!
Each piece stands on it's own and could be worn with jeans of the dressiest of dresses.
Isn't this bracelet elegant?
I chose a San Benito necklace for my brother to give his wife for Christmas (yes, I am an elf once in a while) and it came in one of these fabulous boxes.
I chose a San Benito necklace for my brother to give his wife for Christmas (yes, I am an elf once in a while) and it came in one of these fabulous boxes.
Hers is silver and so the box is silver. I love both the gold and the silver.
All images from SWAG in Northpark Center in Dallas.
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