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Vintage Flower London Blue Topaz Necklace | Unique Handcrafted Jewelry - Metalicious

Discover Metalicious vintage-inspired flower necklace, featuring a stunning emerald-cut London Blue Topaz pendant. This necklace is truly breathtaking and makes a perfect gift for your wife, daughter, or anyone you love. Browse our collection of sterling silver necklaces and unique birthstone jewelry to find the perfect piece.

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Vintage Alexandrite Necklace

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14k Yellow Gold, London and Swiss Blue Topaz Necklace by Lali Jewels

Photo Courtesy: Lali Jewels

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CATHERINE'S STYLE FILES - 2018

22 SEPTEMBER 2018 || The Duchess of Cambridge along with Prince William and their eldest children Prince George and Princess Charlotte attended the wedding of Sophie Carter and Robert Snuggs.

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30. Diamond

@jegulus-microfic | March 30: diamond | word count: 619

If there was one thing that Regulus Black was known for it was being picky.

James has been thinking about this for months, even now as he walks back to their apartment he can't help but think about it.

Regulus had grown up in a fancy house in London with butlers and people who were willing to adhere to his every whim. This of course makes him, frankly at times, a very spoiled boy. While he had grown out of some of his habits from childhood, one thing neither of the Black brothers could ever outgrow was their expensive taste.

James has never minded this, he knew about all of the things that Regulus liked well before they got together. He loves Regulus and is more than happy to indulge him with all of those things.

This all tied into his dilemma.

Since he has never shied away from buying Regulus gifts. It's one of his many love languages. If he sees something that Regulus might like he will immediately buy it and give it to him, he won't even wait for a birthday or special occasion.

One of the things he will often buy for Regulus is jewelry. His boyfriend loves it, he trades out rings, necklaces, and earrings.

So what do you give your significant other that has a large assortment of rings (a lot of which) you buy for him yourself) each just as fancy as the next for an engagement ring?

This has been driving him crazy.

There are of course a few things that he knows. Like that he wants to get it engraved so that even if it is not custom-made it will be special, he knows it has to be silver, and he knows that it should not be overly flashy.

At the moment his biggest dilemma is what stone he will use. A diamond? no, too classic and boring. Pearl? too simple. Alexandirat? no blue wasn't either of their colors. Birth month stone? Basic. Opal, Emerald, Topaz… nothing seemed right. Nothing screamed, “Regulus Black I love you, marry me”.

He has seen hundreds of rings by now. Passed by so many jewelry stores, and had seen rings that Regulus would love…so why can't he seem to pick one?

Realistically James is aware that regardless of the ring that he gets him he will say yes. But how could he propose if he doesn't even know what stone Regulus would want? Isn't there some sort of guide or rule that says they should know?

The longer he waits the more reasons he comes up with as to why Regulus might say no and it becomes all too clear why he is having a hard time picking a stone. If he doesn't ask he doesn't get rejected.

Maybe taking the long way home wasn't doing any good to his overthinking. But Regulus had said that he would be home late and he thought the day was nice enough to go out.

The thoughts lay heavy on his stomach as he opened the door to their apartment.. and then almost like they had never even existed they vanished as he stepped in.

In the middle of their living room with flowers scattered around him and the light from the dining room hitting his face stood Regulus with a small box in his hand. He was smiling, a full real smile. Something that had been so rare when they met but he was now blessed with every day.

When he looks down at the ring in the box, he sees the complementary ring to the first one he had gotten Regulus, he knows that there is no world where Reg would've said no, or even hesitated.

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PHOTOSHOOT: FOAM MAGAZINE

If there was a way to sum up the "Electra Heart" era in fashion — I think this shot did the job

On July 7th, 2012 Marina Diamandis was photographed by JUCO for Foam magazine in Los Angeles. Glam by Amy Chance, hair by Aaron Light and manicure by Michelle Saunders.

Simple as it may be, this is precisely the look, the beauty, and the styling I would have selected for this shot. Powerful in its stark simplicity. 

For our first look, she wore this lime-colored slip dress ($295.00 - sold out) with contrasting black lace details from Emerson's Fall/Winter 2012 collection.

Jeweller Erica Courtney seems to have been assigned as the official bauble provider for this editorial, as Marina dons several of her pieces such as these white pearl, yellow-gold and diamond drop earrings ($31,700.00 - sold out).

For the next set of photos, Marina is posing on a bed while wearing Aussie label SHAKUHACHI's mint-green and pink lace block cut-out dress ($525.00 - sold out).

As in jewelry, the Greek-Welsh beauty rocked a pair of Jared Jamin's green flower and pearl drop earrings ($220.00 - sold out), along with Erica Courtney's platinum and diamond white pearl fancy charm necklaces ($10,000.00 - sold out) and 18k gold and diamond London blue topaz Zoey ring ($7,200.00 - sold out).

Marina completed her girly ensemble with these to-die-for metallic green penny loafer pumps ($275.00 - sold out) by Fornarina.

This retro-inspired look includes a vintage beaded and fringed cream pencil dress which was paired with the stylist's own sheer silk scarf and jewelry by Erica Courtney which included the Super Cool gold coin charm bracelet ($20,000.00 - sold out) and Pillow Top ring ($19,000.00 - sold out).

My favorite look of this editorial includes Marina wearing these apple-green and purple cut-out lenses – fruit of the collaboration from Prabal Gurung and Linda Farrow for Prabal's Spring/Summer 2012 runway!

I wasn't able to ID her outfit down but Marina wears yet another stunning design by Erica Courtney. On her, we can spot a blue topaz version of these romantic chandelier earrings with diamonds.

For the penultimate look, Marina posed outside while wearing her stylist's own beaded vintage cardigan on top of a vintage white silk blouse, and vintage grey leather daisies-embroidered belt sourced at Modern Vintage Today.

Her white and black polka-dot organza circle skirt ($450.00) was created by emerging designer House of Ronald.

This very feminine look was further enhanced with the Serefina Dagger stud earrings ($50.00 - sold out) and her aforementioned Fornarina pumps.

For the final look, things get bright and pink with this SHAKUHACHI neon-pink poplin blouse ($263.00 - sold out) which Marina paired with a vintage rose lace pencil skirt from Hot Mess Vintage.

The jewelry for this look is by none other than Erica Courtney and featured the namesake Erica diamond stud earrings ($11,000 - sold out) and Shayne pearl and diamond pendant necklace ($44,000 - sold out).

Last but definitely not least, Marina completed the look with these Kurt Geiger Spring/Summer 2012 white and pink perforated leather platform wedges!

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Trends Of London Blue Topaz Jewelry: How To Wear London Blue Topaz Rings

One eminent trend in London blue topaz jewelry is the emphasis on statement pieces. Designers are consolidating bigger, faceted stones into intense rings, necklaces, and earrings, making eye-catching embellishments that demand attention. These pieces frequently highlight multifaceted metalwork and integral complement gemstones, adding profundity and aspect to the overall design.

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Trends Of London Blue Topaz Jewelry: How To Wear London Blue Topaz Rings

The charm of blue topaz goes back to old times when civilizations adored gemstones for their apparent magical properties. London Blue Topaz explicitly gets its name from the city generally filled in as a center for gemstone exchange. Mined basically in Brazil, this assortment of topaz goes through a treatment cycle to upgrade its dark blue tone, bringing about the dazzling shade that separates it from different gemstones. One eminent trend in London Blue Topaz Jewelry is the emphasis on statement pieces. Designers are consolidating bigger, faceted stones into intense rings, necklaces, and earrings, making eye-catching embellishments that demand attention.

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Trends Of London Blue Topaz Jewelry: How To Wear London Blue Topaz Rings

London Blue Topaz jewelry proceeds to charm and rouse, advancing with the steadily changing scene of style and design. Whether embellishing the honorary pathway or adding a hint of style to regular outfits, the charm of this hypnotizing gemstone gives no indications of fading. As trends evolve every way, one thing stays steady: the ageless magnificence of London blue topaz. London Blue Topaz jewelry at Sagacia Jewelry keeps on being an immortal and flexible decision for any event. Whether you favor statement rings, layered necklaces, or stackable bracelets, there's a London Blue Topaz part to suit each style and character. By following these tips on the most proficient method to wear and style London Blue Topaz rings, you'll be sure to turn heads wherever you go.

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Trends Of London Blue Topaz Jewelry: How To Wear London Blue Topaz Rings

The charm of blue topaz goes back to old times when civilizations adored gemstones for their apparent magical properties. London Blue Topaz explicitly gets its name from the city generally filled in as a center for gemstone exchange. Mined basically in Brazil, this assortment of topaz goes through a treatment cycle to upgrade its dark blue tone, bringing about the dazzling shade that separates it from different gemstones. One eminent trend in London blue topaz jewelry is the emphasis on statement pieces. Designers are consolidating bigger, faceted stones into intense rings, necklaces, and earrings, making eye-catching embellishments that demand attention. These pieces frequently highlight multifaceted metalwork and integral complement gemstones, adding profundity and aspect to the overall design.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Stunning London Blue Topaz 925 Sterling Silver Necklace.

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Make Their Graduation Memorable with Exquisite Jewelry 

 Metalicious offers a wide range of exquisite graduation gifts, from sterling silver jewelry to personalized accessories. Each piece is thoughtfully designed and expertly crafted to ensure its lasting beauty. Whether you choose a delicate necklace or a statement ring, our collection will make a lasting impression on the graduate’s special day. 

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London Blue Topaz Jewelry in Sterling Silver

London blue topaz jewelry created in sterling silver provides a timeless allure that joins the charm of gemstone jewelry with the magnificence of 925 sterling silver. From rings to pendants and from necklaces to bracelets, London blue topaz jewelry scatters complexity and appeal, making it perfect for every occasion, like a promise ring for a proposal, an engagement ring for a ring ceremony, and a wedding ring for a marriage.

Also read:- London Blue Topaz Jewelry in Sterling Silver

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London Blue Topaz: Stunning gemstone ever

London Blue Topaz, is a stunning gemstone and is one of the modern birthstone for people born in December which helps them eliminate sadness, promotes healing & also helps in disseminating anger. To ensure you get all the benefits and explore the beauty & versatility of this alluring Gemstone, Rananjay Exports provides you with the best Jewelry articles, including rings, earrings, pendants, bracelets, and necklaces.

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PHOTOSHOOT: INSTYLE MAGAZINE

Back in 2010, Marina graced the pages of InStyle Magazine. The editorial, which showcased some of the best Fall/Winter 2010 collections, was lensed by Christophe Rihet.

Styling by Amanda Bellan and Frankie Read, hair by Paul Percival, makeup by Cassie Jones and nails by Julie Luong.

We're starting off strong with Marina dressed in a Dior chunky ivory wool knit cardigan with baby-blue silk ribbons and white fur trimming (£1,650.00) which she teamed up with Dolce & Gabbana burgundy velvet wrap bustier dress with draping and jewel brooches (£1,300.00).

Her jewelry here includes a Topshop metal chain necklace with a Pebble London 22ct gold, blue aventurine and silk necklace (£240.00 - similar pictured).

On her hands, she wore a Dorothy Perkins black leather ring (£12,50) and a Sarah Ho London 18ct gold, quartz and tsavorite ring (£2,150.00).

Look n. 2 displays Marina wearing her favorite designer, Vivienne Westwood! She chose one of the final numbers from the Gold Label's F/W10 runway - a lilac silk taffeta dress with exploding black organza skirt.

As in accessories, she wore two studded leather cuffs by Felder Felder (£200.00 each), a feather and 18ct gold headdress by English jewellers Wright & Teague...

...which she then swapped for a Sonia Rykiel beige ostrich feather pom-pom headband (£350.00).

One element I've noticed about this shoot: there's just never enough when it comes to jewelry! Layering chunky necklaces is such an early 2010s thing and this shoot definitely showed how to do it back then.

Marina combined a Djurdja Watson black jet necklace with Swarovski crystals (£476.00) with a Topshop metal multi-strand watch necklace in silver (£50.00)

M further accessorized her look with a Chanel metal open-work, enamel, resin and gripoix cuff (£1,724.00)...

...and Pebble London mother-of-pearl oval bezel ring (£165.00 - similar pictured) and gold-plated & pink aventurine ring (£145.00).

The HOT Steampunk-inspired metallic gold and black patent leather sandals (£635.00) are signed by Rupert Sanderson.

For the third look of this editorial, the singer wore a white tulle dress with fraying and ruffles from Chanel's collection, which was inspired by Winter wonderland.

Marina's jewelry here included a Tom Binns Design Punk Chic metal necklace (£895.00), a Djurdja Watson gold-plated silver and brass necklace with Swarovski crystals (£389.00), and a Hoss Intropia silk and crystal cuff (£79.50).

Next, she accentuated the waist of her dress by rocking a Hollywood Trading Company studded black leather belt (£205.00).

The look was completed with these black eel skin peep-toe platform pumps (£585.00) from Rupert Sanderson.

Here, Marina wore the Lolita bodysuit (£439.00) from Bebaroque's "Matador" collection with embroidery inspired by Spanish traditional matador costumes and historical embroidery.

She layered a L'Agence cotton skirt (£170.00) with a Topshop tulle and diamanté maxi skirt (£70.00).

Her jewelry starts off with this beautiful Chanel Pre-Fall 2010 "Paris-Shanghai" collection gold metal, enamel and silk tassel necklace (£2,285.00).

She also wore Tom Binns Design crystal earrings (£120.00), the Felder Felder studded leather cuffs (£200.00 each), Pebble London gold-plated, onyx and coral ring (£165.00) and Sarah Ho London 18ct white-gold, topaz and diamond ring (£4,760.00).

Lastly, her black leather biker boots (£160.00) are Hudson London.

For the penultimate look, Marina sports this intricate folded black lambskin leather sleeveless coat (£2,795.00) by John Rocha!

Last but definitely not least, Marina poses in this Emilio Pucci Fall/Winter 2010 mustard-yellow ostrich feather jacket (£4,865.00), which I promise, would go missing if it was near me.