Showing posts with label diamonds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diamonds. Show all posts

Friday, February 8, 2013

The Diamond Fell Off!

I just had a deja vu moment.  You know the kind--sitting, minding your own business, perusing Pinterest, and then, WHAM...you remember that dream.

My dreams have a tendency to be...interesting?  Crazy?  Out there?  You might recommend me for counseling if you could watch them happen...

Well, to shorten last night's dream, I think I was about to get engaged.  The diamond FELL OFF the top of the ring (which wasn't a very pretty band to begin with).  Then, I was having a conversation about wedding bands.  I can't remember if I said it or if someone else said it, but someone reminded us that a SIMPLE band could be used.  Then, I remembered I wanted a band with little diamonds in it...a pave setting, I believe it is called (I had to Google to remember).

And no, my dream did not end in a wedding.

Well, that's all.  I just wanted to share the weird moment I just experienced.

Enjoy a few favorites below (I have more on Pinterest):

Source: google.com via Kirsten on Pinterest


Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Happy 175th Anniversary to Tiffany & Co

Hello Everyone!

Today I am celebrating Tiffany & Co.s  175th anniversary on my blog!

In a perfect world I would have a giveaway for something beautiful.
But, it's not, so I'm not.

Instead of a giveaway, I am going to post a few pictures of my own Tiffany pictures and then a few things I like from the Tiffany & Co website.

I've always (since my teen years) wanted a ring from Tiffany & Co.  People have teased me and told me, "You'd better marry a rich man."

One day I went ring shopping with a friend and decided it didn't have to be from Tiffany.  But, I certainly wouldn't complain if it was.

My dream ring was their six prong Tiffany setting with white gold or platinum.
Image found here

It is still a lovely ring.  But, now I think I may have a new favourite!
The Lucida® with Diamond Band.
Please notice how the wedding band lies flush against the engagement ring.  It bothers me when there is a gap.
Found Image Here



This last ring is listed under their engagement rings (and it would be lovely for someone), however, I think it would be a great right-hand-for-fun-ring.
The Jean Schlumberger Rope Ring, ladies and gents.
Image found here.
That concludes my favourite Tiffany rings.
Next I am going to share a few Tiffany moments of my own.

Taken during my first day in Central London after moving over in Summer 2010
Pretty, isn't it!
So, I was going to post a picture of Tiffany & Co. from while I was in NYC...and I cannot believe it, but I didn't get one.  I am horrified.  And confused.

Anyway, later this evening I am going to celebrate by dressing up, wearing a diamond ring, putting on my tiara, drinking Pink Champagne, eating dark chocolate, and watching Breakfast at Tiffanys!

Happy Celebrating!


Sunday, September 16, 2012

Tilt It Like Sinatra, Please

Today's blog challenge is to write about 5 ways to win my heart.

That seems a little personal, plus, why do I want to give it away ; )

So, instead I am going to write a few things that have become a joke among my friends in regard to whomever I marry.
*=Grain of truth but mostly a joke

 1.  Own and wear a fedora.  It is a non-essential essential (the nice way to say, I will marry you even if you don't have one, but it would be nice).  And, he needs to tilt it like Frank Sinatra (and now, Neal Caffrey).

2.   Be able to chop wood.  If I can split wood (with a splitter) and stack it, he should be able to do all of that and more.

3.  Needs to look good in a tuxedo.  Not all guys can pull it off naturally.

4.  Being able to cook well would be a plus, especially considering the family from which I come.

5.  *Have a private jet.  I need to be able to fly my friends to our yearly reunion location (duh!).

Now you have had a taste of what my friends like to tease me about.

And, if you ever want to discuss diamond rings with me, just say the word.  I have serious opinions about a circular stone in a four-prong setting.

Found Here

Monday, September 10, 2012

Like, Like, Like

Hi!

Last night I told you all about my 27 day blog challenge.
Today's challenge is to write about 10 likes.
A little vague, but I can work with that.

1.  Cary Grant.  I like Cary Grant.  He is (was) handsome, daper, English (from Bristol), funny, suave, versatile in his roles, and one of the best actors the screen has ever known.  I will forever be a fan (and will live in denial over any skeletons he may have had).

2.  Christian Louboutin red-soled shoes.  It's a dream of mine to own a pair.  They are gorgeous, comfy (so I've heard), and classy (the pumps).  The red-soles add spice to walking down the street.

3.  My cats.  Rillian and Caspian are cuddly and precious.  They are so sweet when they cuddle together.

4.  Fall in the Virginia mountains.  Fall arrived yesterday.  I'm elated.  The trees have changed shades of green, causing me to believe they are preparing to become hued with red, yellow, and orange.

5.  Diamonds.  I just really really like them.  I don't care if they come in a tiara, a ring, a necklace, a bracelet, or earrings.  I love when Matthew McConaughey says, "Frost yourself."  Yes please.

6.  Laughing.  Forget like, I love to laugh. Till my stomach hurts and tears role down my face.  Or till I hyperventilate (which has happened...and can be a little scary).

7.  England.  Germany.  France (never been, but still).  Europe.  Like the chocolate, countryside, and cities.  I am anticipating moving there.  Oh, that will be a beautiful day.

8.  Earl Grey Tea.  Mmmm, smells scrumptious, tastes amazing, chic.  I am ready for tea with the Queen (just waiting for my invitation).

9.  Chocolate.  The dark stuff.

10.  Pink champagne.  Mmmm.  Classy, chic, and DELICIOUS!



Well, there you go, my ten likes.
Tune in tomorrow for #2 blog challenge.
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