Posts Tagged ‘Bracelet’

Have we got a treat for you this Friday afternoon! First up is a new archive charm collection just posted on the website. For this, we’ve brought together a collection of our favourite charms from past and present, and crafted them in a beautiful solid 18ct yellow gold.

Adorable little dog charm

There are so many to pick from. You can opt for a loose charm if you want to add it to your own chain, or alternatively choose a matching solid 18ct yellow gold bracelet or necklace to wear it on. Plus, if you’re finding it hard to decide, Ulrikke has created her perfect charm bracelet to act as inspiration.

The acorn charm on a bracelet

That’s not all though! Susie L has been feverishly working through the heat today to put up some new Trunkshow pieces. Don’t dawdle though, because these new fruity wonders are sure to get snapped up quickly!

A sneak peek at one of the new fruity Trunkshow pieces

Have a great weekend everyone!

We’ve been dying to tell you about this for ages…..

The gorgeous perfume house Penhaligon’s have created a truly amazing new scent called Amaranthine, which really is like nothing else I’ve ever smelt!

Working with master perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour, they have created an unusual and sensual aroma, described as “A corrupted floral oriental for those private moments when everything is anticipation”.

In case you’re wondering what all of this has to do with us, you can buy a limited edition version of the fragrance in a beautiful hand cut crystal bottle, complete with a removable Alex Monroe Butterfly Bracelet.

There are only 250 of these in the world, so it really is extra special……have a look:

Limited Edition Amaranthine with Alex Monroe Bracelet, £350

To tie in with this, Alex has also designed an exclusive range of Jewellery for Penhaligon’s, again, limited edition, featuring filigree Butterflies and Dragonflies.  There are Stud Earrings, Charm Bracelets and Pendants and as usual, everything is available in Silver and Gold-Plated Silver.

For more details on Penhaligon’s and Amaranthine, click here for Penhaligon’s website.

You really must smell the fragrance – we’ve all fallen in love with it here!

Emma x