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Small wonder, too, since this season demands bright, bold, unabashed color. Splashing onto the shoulders, flashing from the fingers, wrapping around the wrists, moving into this holiday season, more is magnificent. And almost everything you see in Fifth Avenue windows is also available—and more affordable—at your local jeweler for those of us who love the wear-it-every-day jewelry. Gather an armload of Autumn and put it on!
Jostled by the crowd, I
caught a glint
Wide and wonderful, cuff-style bracelets draw the eye like magnets. Shaped to mimic the candor and caprice of nature, these accessories offer a generous canvas for design. Powerfully reminiscent of the amulets of ancient gods, these artful wonders look as terrific with your three-piece suit as they do against your knubbled sweater and blue jeans. The hottest styles are polished to a mirror shine, woven of intricate layers, or sparkle with brilliant glass, metal or gemstone beads. Whether you choose yours textured, hammered, rolled, or beaded, step lively and smile with confidence—you're going to be noticed.
Standing in line with my best friend, I felt a tap on my shoulder and whirled around, but it was only my earring vying for attention . . .
'If you have to ask, honey . . . ' I laughed out loud with Aunt Kate. Who had to ask, anyway? That our favorite baubles are fashionable again is just icing . . .
Substantial, outspoken and brilliant, this season's rings are not to be ignored. Silver, gold, platinum—all the rich, lustrous metals are set with glimmering gems that gather light from every corner of the room. Try a huge zirconia in a classic sterling setting and wear it with that little black number that wreaks such devastation on the opposition every time you wear it. Colorful stones such as topaz, sapphire, amethyst and smoky quartz provide a perfect touch to set off the fabrics and textures in this season's wardrobe. From a day at the office to a walk in the park through a night on the town . . .
Giant polished hoops cut from coral, lapis, carnelian and jade—I twirled one from every finger and . . . well, okay, they're not quite that big, but still . . .
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