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  • Drew Barrymore Trades out Wedding Ring for Message Ring

    What to do with that awkward empty space on your finger after a divorce? Many are happy to have a blank canvas for a while but in the case of Drew Barrymore, as an artist, she decided to replace the space with something creative:

    The actress, who recently revealed that she’s divorcing husband Will Kopelman after nearly four years of marriage, has decided to ditch her wedding ring and rock a new accessory on that finger. And it’s not just any random piece.

    Barrymore was honored at the ASPCA’s 19th annual Bergh Ball last night in New York, and while holding her award, we noticed that a nice blue and gold ring has replaced her diamond. The new ring is a 14-carat gold and blue enamel piece with words, “Qu’Hier Que Demain,” which is a portion of the French phrase meaning, “More Than Yesterday, Less Than Tomorrow.”

    Source: Mashable

    Drew Barrymore

  • P.W. Matching Wedding Bands

  • Lightening up the Groom this Spring 2016

    When you think groom at a wedding, undoubtedly you see him dressed like this, right?

    But since Spring is bursting onto the scene, grooms are now encouraged to think outside the standard black tux or suit.

    Why not, right? If a bride is wearing the most expensive dress of her life, shouldn’t a groom kick it up a notch a little?

    2016 wedding trends are displaying more and more men in colorful (or white) wear for their big day. And we couldn’t be happier. We love Spring weddings draped in color and embracing the beauty of the season or the rich vibrancy of their surroundings. Here are some great examples, found in Bridal Guide.

     

    seersucker suit for the groom

    Photo Credit: Allyson Wiley Photography

     

    outdoor wedding with a crystal chandelier

    Matching the backdrop perfectly. Photo Credit: Victor Sizemore Photography

    A casual, beachy look for the groom. Found at Alicia’s and the Formal House.

  • M.D. Custom Made French Cut Engagement Ring

  • P.B. Wide Oval Channel Set Engagement Ring

  • Understanding the Powers of Black Rhodium

    Black rhodium can be seen trending in jewelry publications this season and we’re certainly no stranger to its beautiful and practical beauty.

    First of all, what is rhodium?

    It’s a very rare member of the platinum family and one of the most expensive rare metals. While the price can fluctuate considerably, an ounce of rhodium can go for around $2,500 dollars (!)

    Due to its extreme toughness, it can easily resist corrosion and scratches.

    What are the benefits of black rhodium?

    It’s highly reflective so its sultry silvery color makes a perfect plating material. It creates the perfect backdrop for gemstones to really “pop.”

    Here are a few examples of black rhodium:

     

     

    Black Rhodium Plated Sterling Silver 925 Nickel Free Engagement Wedding Ring Set.

     

    Diamond Pyramid bangle in black rhodium–plated 18k gold; $20,000; Sutra, Houston;  sutrajewels.com, found on JCK.

     

    Note how the gems really pop against the inky backdrop of black rhodium:

     

    Diamond, sapphire, tsavorite, and onyx ring in black rhodium–plated 18k gold; $13,900; Lydia Courteille, Paris; lydiacourteille.com

  • J.N. Custom Rose Gold Engagement Ring

  • How to Feminize a Short Cut (Earrings, of course!)

    A friend of mine got herself into a bit of beauty quandry. She wanted a “big change” in her life after moving across country so decided a short haircut would help define this new phase. Only one small problem: she can’t stand her new haircut.

    “My face isn’t the right shape for a cut so short. It makes me look like a boy.” I didn’t think it looked that bad but I did make a suggestion that I knew would increase the femininity quotient: earrings, of course.

    It’s not only that earrings add that certain feminine touch to a short do, but also helps balance a cut that doesn’t fit the face the way it should. (Earrings also draw attention away from the haircut!)