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As the holidays head merrily our way, we will frequently post pieces that are a. affordable, b. stunning and c. crowdpleasers.

This necklace is no exception. Pendant necklaces continue to be one of the top favorite pieces of jewelry for women. And it stands to reason: you can wear a pretty pendant necklace with a casual or upscale outfit.

But more importantly, a pendant necklace gift feels very personal, like a touch of the giver is left on it, near the wearer’s heart.

Style 10590S Heart Shape Pendant With Genuine Brazilian Garnets And Natural Diamonds Heart shape pendant in 14kt white gold featuring approximately .06ct t.w. of genuine Brazilian garnets and natural diamonds. (Pendant only, chain sold separately) Trade Up Our Guarantee

MSRP: $499.00
Our Price: $339.00

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A common problem with jewelry is overdoing it. Often simplicity highlights the true beauty of a delicate piece of jewelry. In addition, length often comes into play. A beautiful necklace can become hopelessly lost in your dress if its not the right length. The great part? A few quick tips are all you need to make smart and fashionable choices. Check out the video below.

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“It’s going to be a conversation maker,” says Lucy Luckayanko. “I will be able to tell people. It will be unique. It will be sort of my unique factor.

Eye jewelry may not be for everyone, but this isn’t the first time it’s been done either. The procedure has been done hundreds of times in Europe and in Los Angeles, but never before in New York City. Until now.

Lucy is getting a new procedure at Park Avenue Laser Vision to implant a small platinum heart into her eye. It’s called Safesight jewelry.

“To me this is just another way to advance the science of ophthalmology,” says Dr. Emil Chynn, the medical director of Park Avenue Laser Vision.

The procedure costs about $3,000. And though it may sound scary, Dr. Chynn says he believes it’s actually pretty safe.

What about you? Is jewelry implanted into your eye going a bit too far or just a cool, new trend?