ASHA by ADM

I have an obsession with big earrings. I am always on the hunt for new bold pieces to add to my collection and basically anything from ASHA by ADM fits the bill. The designer is also a Nantucketer - which I always love.

My favs? Any of the chandelier earrings and the Pisces zodiac ring.

J.Crew Jems

My NYC winter wardrobe mostly consists of black black and more black - (which maybe I can blame on my 6 month PR stint?). For some reason I definitely shy away from prints and bright colors... BUT this spring, I am going to make an effort to incorporate more color.

I just saw these super-cute costume jewelry pieces from J.Crew and had to share. And the frog clasp?! So fun.

And since my 25th birthday is coming up, (hint hint Mom!) while your there - I also like these....

Valentine's Wishes

I have been obsessed with Finn Jewelry for a while... (remember my post on their love knots? Turns out, I was lucky in love in 2011!). Delicate, yet unique - I think their designs are perfect... but alas, I am still Finn-less (hint hint DWC!).

I am very into wearing the same pieces of jewelry every day (aquamarine ring, gold chain, Hun school crest...), and think that a piece by Finn would fit in perfectly (some of the pieces are even slightly aquatic - hello shark tooth!).

And did you know - designer Soraya Silchenstedt

was nominated as a 2011 CFDA/ Vogue Fashion Fund finalist?

Check it out for yourself: NY Mag

Images: Matchbook Magazine, W Magazine, Brides.com,

Loving Lulu

After a recent jaunt to J.Crew with my bestie SLL, I was reintroduced to the stellar design of Lulu Frost.

Though always adorned throughout the summer, my wrists are looking a little bare these days. However, after my recent Lulu Frost tumblr experience - I am definitely going to start stacking up.

The stacking by the way? Classic Blair Eadie. If you are not reading her blog, Atlantic - Pacific.... get on it!

A little more about Lulu:

Lulu Frost is a jewelry brand founded in New York City in 2004 by designer Lisa Salzer. The Frost family, led by Lisa's maternal grandmother Elizabeth Rock Frost, has been involved in the estate jewelry business for generations. Lisa's work blends antique, vintage and modern elements to reinvent timeless classics.

Click here to check her online store and here to visit her amazing Tumblr site