Rockin Angel Boutique December 4th at Extravadance in West Jordan, off 7800 south. I'll be there from 10:00am until 4:00pm and I'd love to see some of my friends there! The whole boutique will be full of great gift ideas for Christmas, not to mention some new pieces I just created! It's at Extravadance Dance Studio 8527 S Welby Farm Rd. (off of 4000 west), West Jordan.
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Friday, December 3, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Ultimate Holiday Boutique!
I will be at a boutique in West Jordan, Utah on Friday and Saturday, the 19th and 20th with some really great new pieces and special offers on some of my most popular pieces. Click on this link to view the details. I'm very excited and hope lots of my friends show up to see me!
Another boutique will be coming December 4th, more details will follow!
Friday, July 23, 2010
Making a Statement
Every girl grows up imagining their wedding day. Whether it is a fairy tale, traditional, or a dream come true, each bride pictures it differently. I didn't though. As the middle child of five girls and having been volunteered by my Mother to serve, take gifts, or help out at tons of her friends and family member's wedding receptions (she has 9 siblings!) I saw all kinds of weddings and still didn't have that whole "dream wedding" vision in my head. Maybe that's why I eloped!
I think the most important part of a wedding is to make a statement about who you are individually and who you will be together. If I did it over I would live it up, go all out, and look like a princess fit to be a queen! My advice to all the brides is this simple: Make a statement and don't hold back! After all, you only get to do it once so do it right.
I think the most important part of a wedding is to make a statement about who you are individually and who you will be together. If I did it over I would live it up, go all out, and look like a princess fit to be a queen! My advice to all the brides is this simple: Make a statement and don't hold back! After all, you only get to do it once so do it right.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Father's Day Free Gift with Purchase
I just finished cleaning up from our Father's Day breakfast for my hubby. The kids ran out his gift, purchased from an Etsy seller named JackGlass and he loved it! This totally inspired me to offer all my clients a free gift with any purchase placed today, a Father's Day thank you to all the Dad's and Future Dad's out there. The Black Swarovski Crystal Cufflinks are a great way to say thank you and love you to any special man in your life. The cufflinks are available in either gold or silver cufflink with a beautiful chessboard cut Swarovski Crystal attached.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Attack of the Bridesmaidzillas!
I just came across the craziest article ever! It's all about EVIL BRIDESMAIDS! Read the article, it's insane what some bridesmaids have done to the brides or at the weddings or receptions. Absolutely insane!
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Super Easy Tarnish Removal
I went through my jewelry boxes today and found several pieces that are very tarnished, one in particular was almost black. I though I should share my easy tips for removing tarnish in an extremely delicate way. It is much more delicate than cleaning solutions and is safe on both solid sterling silver and plated metals, both gold and silver. No rubbing required! My results are shown below:
Step-by-Step Instructions for Easy Tarnish Removal
1. Line a deep sink (I use my kitchen sink but a bathroom sink or large bowl will also work) with a sheet of aluminum foil
2. Boil 3-4 cups of water in the microwave or on the stove.
3. Place each piece on the foil ensuring the tarnished metal is touching the aluminum
4. Slowly pour the boiling water over the jewelry pieces until they are fully submerged
5. Sprinkle baking soda (about 1-2 tablespoons at a time) over the pieces
A chemical reaction between the tarnish (oxidization), the baking soda, and the aluminum foil takes place causing it to bubble and remove the tarnish from the metal without stripping any of the metal (essential in plated pieces especially filigree).
6. Continue steps 4-5 until the pieces look shiny and bright
7. Rinse with fresh water and pat dry
8. Lay on an absorbant surface such as paper towels or soft cloth to dry.
It's that simple!
Step-by-Step Instructions for Easy Tarnish Removal
1. Line a deep sink (I use my kitchen sink but a bathroom sink or large bowl will also work) with a sheet of aluminum foil
2. Boil 3-4 cups of water in the microwave or on the stove.
3. Place each piece on the foil ensuring the tarnished metal is touching the aluminum
4. Slowly pour the boiling water over the jewelry pieces until they are fully submerged
5. Sprinkle baking soda (about 1-2 tablespoons at a time) over the pieces
A chemical reaction between the tarnish (oxidization), the baking soda, and the aluminum foil takes place causing it to bubble and remove the tarnish from the metal without stripping any of the metal (essential in plated pieces especially filigree).
6. Continue steps 4-5 until the pieces look shiny and bright
7. Rinse with fresh water and pat dry
8. Lay on an absorbant surface such as paper towels or soft cloth to dry.
It's that simple!
Monday, April 26, 2010
New Summer Designs
I spent some of my baby's nap time photographing some new designs for summer. They are made with white Swarovski Crystal Pearls and these beautiful white gold plated flower pieces. 
The center of each flower has a sparkle with a little cubic zirconia, added elegance for sure! I can't wait to get them up on the site! I'm also working on a bracelet that matches all three pieces, as well as a necklace. What do you think?
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