Showing posts with label diamond tennis bracelet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diamond tennis bracelet. Show all posts

Saturday, May 8, 2021

CC Loves...

Darlings, happy Saturday! Here are the little lovelies that currently have CC smitten!
Be sure to read to the end for CC's review of a fabulous new tome on iPhone photography!
Hermès Galop ring in rose gold, at hermes.com.

Sara Weinstock Taj Baguette 18k white gold diamond vertical drop earrings, at modaoperandi.com.

 Jacquie Aiche Kate diamond and 14kt gold tennis bracelet, at matchesfashion.com.

Max + Min The Meru Micro Tote in Slate Blue, at shopmaxandmin.com.

 Saint Laurent Victoria quilted-leather shoulder bag, at matchesfashion.com.

Off-White Jackhammer shoulder bag, at revolve.com.

Dior small Book Tote in Navy Blue I Love Paris and Hearts Embroidery, at dior.com.

Zimmermann Luminous silk-linen lace cropped top, at modaoperandi.com.

Marni bi-colour belted twill trench coat, at matchesfashion.com.

Carolina Herrera bow-detailed silk faille mini dress, at modaoperandi.com.

 Bronx and Banco Medeleine Dress, at revolve.com.

Jonathan Simkhai Ariel draped linen maxi dress, at modaoperandi.com.

 Fendi ladder-cutout linen midi dress, at matchesfashion.com.

Saint Laurent chainmail jumpsuit, at mytheresa.com.

 The iPhone Photography Book, by Scott Kelby.
Thank to Kourtney, president and co-founder of Pacific & Court, for sending CC a copy!
This concise, witty, full-color illustrated book explains in mini-chapters how to get professional-looking images with the camera you always have with you! CC picked up a bunch of tips and tricks, such as:
1) Use Burst Mode for shooting something that's moving.
2) Never use iPhone's built-in flash.
3) Don't put your subject in the middle of the frame. Use the rule of thirds (invented by a painter in 1797): divide your image into 3 sections, and place your subject where those lines intersect.
4) When photographing people, direct sunlight and artificial light should be avoided. The best time to shoot is when the sun is low in the sky.
Darlings, CC hopes this manual helps you become a better photog, too! 
xoxox,
CC

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Tips for Buying a Diamond Bracelet

Diamond bracelets are a jewelry wardrobe must-have. They are dazzling, stylish and extremely versatile. However, there are a variety of styles to choose from and many things that should be considered when buying diamond jewelry. This article will provide you with all the information you’ll need to make an informed diamond bracelet purchase.

Styles
There are so many beautiful styles of diamond bracelet available. Here are brief descriptions of the most popular ones:
Tennis Bracelet – A diamond tennis bracelet (also called a line bracelet) is simply a line of diamonds set end-to-end. It is a classic style and the one of the first styles that come to mind when people think of a diamond bracelet.
Designer Diamond Bracelet – Designer bracelets include a variety of unique elements. This type of diamond bracelet can feature vintage or modern designs, two-toned components, links, intricate details and the diamonds can be set in many different ways.
Red Carpet Bracelet – These eye-catching bracelets are a real show stopper. These aren’t just designer bracelets that can be worn day or night; these are diamond bracelets that make a statement of glamour and incredible taste. 


Quality
As always, when you are purchasing diamond jewelry, you want to consider the 4Cs; color, clarity, cut and carat weight.
Color – Refers to the absence of color in a clear diamond.
Clarity – Refers to the absence or presence of natural imperfections in the diamond that are caused as the diamond is being formed.
Cut – This does not refer to shape, instead cut refers to the proportions of the stone. A diamond that is cut to deep or too shallow can have a negative effect on the way light reflects through the stone.
Carat Weight – Refers to the weight of the stone. Diamonds are priced per carat; the larger the diamond, the rarer the stone and thus the greater the price per carat.


Budget
Budget is also something you always want to consider when purchasing diamond jewelry. If you set a budget, then it helps you decide what quality and total carat weight of diamonds you would like to have included in the diamond bracelet. You can use a budget as a starting point to make an informed decision.

What do you think, darlings?
xoxox,
CC


Friday, July 23, 2010

CC Review & Special Offer: Ice.com

First things first, darlings! Some winners to announce... The winner of CC's Marmalade Hills $50 Gift Voucher Giveaway is the lovely Anne of Blogger Behind the Catwalk. And the winner of CC's Perricone Cold Plasma Giveaway is the fabulous Jaime of La Vie...J'aime. Congrats, dolls!

Darlings, CC is the proud owner of this gorgeous diamond tennis bracelet, courtesy of Ice.com.
This piece is absolutely exquisite.. so delicately wrought, in 10K white gold, with 1K total weight of sparkling diamonds!

Product name: 1 Carat Diamond 10K White Gold Tennis Bracelet

Retail Price: $1,190.00

Your Price using the exclusive offer sourcecode: $375.00

Special Offer: CC readers get 20% off all jewelry at Ice.com by using source code FBSS2 at checkout, or by shopping directly using this link.
Darlings, treat yourself to some beautiful bling this summer!
And be sure to follow Ice.com on Facebook and Twitter!
xoxox,
CC