A precious butterfly in a Woven cuff bracelet.

Lustful Layers for fall by Shery Shaban

Shery Shabani has a collection of precious jewelry for women. As a designer, Shery has created collections of luxe accessories suitable for almost any accessory wardrobe a woman can have.

Being the daughter of a diamond polisher, she grew up learning how to work with precious stones. Her modern but also vintage jewelry style in this collection gives a gypsy-chic look  to the girl who gets it and allows her to wear – “Everyday Bling”.

It seems I’m in love with cuff bracelets. This stunning statement piece has a gorgeous applique detail that makes it quite delicate and elegant. It gives you a glam look when going out.

This week’s jewelry is a special design by Kara Ross: a jet cuff with semi-precious jewels. It is also a recommendation from Elle Magazine for September 2009. Have a look!

Here’s a jewelry that we haven’t quite included in our post as a main topic. Yet it is very strange because i guess they are just as effective as rings, necklaces or earrings. Jewelry lovers may lobby their personal preference and now it’s my turn. My choice: bracelets.

You may argue that’s it’s not as striking to ones appearance as let’s say earrings which bring the attention to ones face and expression. Bracelets are a more subtle type of jewelry, they don’t strike you from the start as the first thing you notice about a person is not the hands, but generally the face. I chose bracelets because they accentuate a woman’s movements, rafinement, because hands say a lot about a person.

One of my personal favourites are cuff bracelets. They are fit for thinner hands and they draw a lot of attention because of the size. Cuff bracelets have history behind and ornate hands since ancient times.

Bangles make aslo quite an effect. The bangle sound is quite characteristic.

Bracelets are just lovely in any type of shape color or material as long as they accesorize properly. Sometimes they fit perfectly an outfit, sometimes they create an impact by contrast. Use them wisely, but do use them!