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Men can sport some smart and sexy accessories without compromising their sexuality, right?

This funny video shows a “good guy” trying to be a “bad boy” with helpful advice like “get rid of your toe ring.” (Yes, we agree–please do!)

Hope you enjoy!

Monday is a notoriously tricky day when it comes to self-confidence. Generally we’re lacking in energy and focus. We don’t hit the ground running but crawl out of bed, grab some coffee and hope for the best.

Most of us dislike the daunting task of dealing with our lives again after a weekend off.

But there’s still a way to feel good about yourself even if you would prefer to crawl under the covers and wait it out until Tuesday.

1. Go easy on yourself. Productivity is not at its peak on Mondays. If we allow ourselves to ease into the week instead of putting undo pressure on ourselves, we discover productivity on a more subtle level. Allow yourself more time to get to work, for instance. If you have five things on your to-do list, see if one or two can wait until Tuesday. Don’t feel like you have to get it all done; simply and gently touch in on the week ahead.

2. Take some time for your spirit. Most of us roll out of bed and mindlessly begin the week. But if we take a few minutes to meditate, pray or journal, we find ourselves feeling more balanced and in-tune. Does meditation elude you? Then simply listen to a relaxing song or stare out the window, trying not to fixate on one thought. Breathe deeply and exhale out any stale energy.

3. Wear something comfortable and pretty. Most of us have a few articles of clothing that we simply enjoy wearing. Like a colorful silk scarf. Or a piece of jewelry that makes us feel safe and loved. Whatever you have in your fashion arsenal, wear it. This outside-in approach helps us ease into the week comfortably and stylishly.

So find your own pace at the beginning of the week. Don’t impose too much. Think “ease into it” instead of “take care of it all.”

18kt rose gold is on top, 14kt rose gold on bottom. 14kt has more of a rose/red cast while the 18kt is warmer with more of a peach cast

This year’s Vogue Wedding Show in Delhi got quite a lot of coverage last week in the fashion world. And rightfully so. The packed booths included high profile bridal and couture wear of India from the likes of Tarun Tahiliani, Sabyasachi, Manish Malhotra and Ritu Kumar.

On prominent display were traditional Indian hand ornaments and multi-rings.

With so much attraction on the hands lately hand ornaments like traditional hathphool at Amrapali, Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas and PC Jewellers for Forevermark, contemporary hand cuffs and palm cuffs at Anmol jewellers were a major hit amongst to brides-to-be. [Bejewled Finds]

Diamond hathphool by PC Jewelers

Anmol diamond handcuff

Multi Finger pearck ring by Anmol

Multi finger rings by Hazoorilal Legacy by Sandeep & Narang

A hearty wow to some of these high drama Fall jewelry trends found in the recent Bazaar. Its inspiring to see such risk-taking jewelry designs. If you find any pieces that tickle your Fall fancy, contact us for a custom design piece with your personality in mind.