Jewelry Articles

Congratulations! The big day is finally approaching and you couldn’t be more excited. But wait, you still don’t have the ‘Something Blue’ wedding jewelry picked out? We’ve got your back.

The old English wedding tradition of “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe” has been highly valued by brides since the Victorian era.

The beauty of wearing handmade jewelry is that it stands out uniquely and makes a bold statement. However, many people don’t know how to accessorize their daily outfits with handmade jewelry.

Here are a few dos and don’ts that can help you improve your anklet game.

Your flip-flops have never looked so good! This summer, pair the perennially-popular beach shoes with beaded handmade anklets.  Summer sandals or shoes take on a more important look with the right anklet. Even bare feet look stylish and chic when they're adorned with a little shimmer and shine.

But not just any anklets. You want something fun, sophisticated, and totally you -- and well-made, hand-beaded anklets are perfect. You can even order your special colors, beads, and stones for a one-of-a-kind treasure. Here are a few suggestions for adorning your summer tootsies.

Your big day is coming!  You have everything in place and every detail thought through.  Venue, check. Officiate, check. Invitations, check.  Gorgeous dress, check check! It may sneak up on you, but have you thought of the "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, a silver sixpence in her shoe" tradition?  

Where did this tradition come from?  It dates back to Queen Victoria in Great Britain around 1840.  Each part of the saying is a reference to some part of family, future, and fortune.  You can go to our website for a detailed description of each part.