So today I want to talk about all of the different jewelry that I wear every day.

I like to mix and match a lot of my jewelry, and it's all very minimal.

Lots of like gold and brass.

I use a lot, so let's get started.

So this necklace that I am wearing, I have featured in the past a lot because I literally wear it like almost every day.

It is Thekla Stanton Opal necklace from Pamela card, and I wear a lot because it's beautiful, like it's 24 karat gold on the outside, and I believe it's silver on the inside of it.

And then the chain is just really delicate.

It's also made an engineered, like really well, so that when I'm taking it off, I don't lose this.

It just stays on the chain, so that's really nice.

It's just a great thing, I think, as a gift to if you're looking to get a gift for somebody, I definitely just can't recommend this one enough, so I actually love toe layer.

My coin necklace is as much as I wore this one.

I wanted to get another one, so I went a little bit more economical on this one.

So this one's handmade on Etsy has made in Israel, and it's just a lot cheaper.

It's 14 karat gold on the outside, and this one, you know, doesn't have the chain that will keep it light.

Keep the coin on the chain, so it's not as engineered as well.

But it's great if you're just looking for a more affordable option to this one.

Also, this one, Um, it's kind of preference, whichever one you like better.

But this one has more of like a defined Roman coin character on it, whereas this one's very abstract and kind of implies the same thing.

So if I'm looking for a necklace to go with my outfit, that needs to be a bit longer or more of a statement piece that I always reach for this one that my friend Rachel made.

She has a company called Windblown Jewelry, and it's really cool, too, because it does not have a class like this is one entire seamless chain that this piece just kind of rotates along.

And so that was really nice, because I could just throw it on.

It's one last thing they have to worry about in my day.

And, yeah, I think overall, it's just beautiful.

Now that I'm showing you a brass piece, I just want to briefly describe, like how I take care of them with brass.

You can't get them wet without them getting like green or getting your fingers green if you're wearing rings.

So what I do is I'll take a little bit of baking soda.

I'll squeeze some lemon juice in there until it kind of foams up, and I'll just take like, a micro fiber cloth and rub them down real good so that it's, you know, nice and shiny again and not tarnished in anyway.

And so, yeah, that is kind of how I take care of my a brass jewelry.

So last year I got really into chokers and bandannas almost a little bit too much.

But this one is one that I've kept, and I really like it because it's reversible.

So the first way to where it is in the front like this, where you show this cute little tie in the front, and then you can just kind of rotated around and then it's just this really nice, minimal choker, this brass choker.

That's lovely.

I will try if I can find one similar.

I just really haven't found anything similar to this lately.

So here's another artist in made necklace.

This one is from a girl named Ellen.

I will give you the link down to one of these necklaces below.

This one comes with the court's stone, but right now I think that she's not making them with courts.

It's like almost a pink stone, really engineered well where this won't slip off the chain at all.

But it's just such a delicate piece that I either can wear on its own if I want a really understated necklace or I can layer with it, which is really nice, too.

So she also made this hairpin, which I will link the video that I did a tutorial with with us.

But this hairpin is just so minimal, like it's just these two little shapes that come together to make this beautiful hair pin.

And there's also different sizes, so I have, like, more thick hair.

Sometimes I wear extensions, so I really needed the large size.

But there's also a smaller size if you have like more fine hair or you're buying it with.

For someone who has more fine here, this is just so much fun toe where I just love it.

It's very unexpected to because someone who's like viewing your hair in the back, we'll see something that's just beautiful and unique.

I just love it also like to just wear like vintage jewelry.

In general, I have some necklaces from my grandma I really like to wear, and then I also have some that's like great grandmother territory.

So I just like to wear things that are more heirloom pieces.

But these earrings are just a vintage find that I have from 1919 vintage, and they're just a really, like, classic clip on or like these actually screws that you Titan.

You know, it's a little bit of character on the top, like it's got the brass worn down a little bit.

And you know, I don't really shy away from that.

I just find that to be beautiful and character that there's like history toe what I'm wearing on a different no, I did get some new earrings that got me of these awesome like, everyday diamond earrings, and they have gold studs, which I really needed because I have, like a really sensitive ears, especially any time I wear something that's pierced.

Have to be like super careful on the material.

I use eso.

These ones are from Ray and Oro, and I've been trying to find something from that brand for a while that I really wanted to buy.

And so I'm so happy.

Zach surprised me with these for my birthday and actually can sleep in them like I wear them all the time and with anything.

So it's been really fun, toe like Look in the mirror in the morning and I'm wearing diamond earrings.

And so it's been really nice, and they're also really minimal and small.

So they're perfect for like every day earrings.

So nothing too fussy or anything, they're just perfect.

So moving on to rings, there's a few that I wear all the time.

I first of all, wear these ones that are hammered bands from the solo, so I have the thick ones and the thin ones.

But the thick ones are just so statement, you know, they're beautiful brass ones.

They were handcrafted.

I believe in Kenya.

I want to say, But check the website to be sure.

I also like to wear them in combination with the thin ones, so I'd like to just layer and just figure out which fingers I wanna wear a mine in which day.

And it's just such a unique way.

I think that brings having a lot of rings on, gives such character and such a unique look that my outfits otherwise air really missing.

I think it's just fun to toe wear rings for some reason.

I just love it like because you move your hands a lot or I do.

At least it's nice to be able to have jewelry there.

I do like to, even though I wear a lot of rings, they're all of the same colors, like I'll wear brass and Gold.

The nice thing about gold with, though, is that I don't have to be super careful about getting them wet like they won't tarnish or anything like that.

So these gold ones are again from Ellen, and I just think that they're really fun because they actually kind of have this little peek show here.

Peepshow, green peep show that a really nice because it just has a really artistic look.

I think like they're flat on the outside right here and they almost look adjustable.

I can't quiet like adjust them.

I probably could really use tools or something if they just didn't fit, But I really like them a lot.

And then when I was wearing, like all of these rings, I wanted to get a couple that symbolized my wedding ring, which is also really cool If that day I'm doing something where I don't want to lose diamonds out of my wedding ring, I can wear a couple that I just got from etc.

Better brass again.

So I will leave links down toe like all of these shops where I get all my rings down below.

But that was really cool, too.

I have such a specific ring size.

So the ring that I have as my wedding ring is this one.

Um, it's vintage inspired, and I just love it for the filigree that's in it.

Um, it's just beautiful.

It's got, like, 49 little tiny diamonds all the way across.

And, of course, the one in the center is included in that.

So yeah, I just, you know, love it and cherish it, and it's for it's a white gold.

Actually, it's more of like a soft gold.

So oh, another thing about my wedding ring that is very unique to me is that because it's like custom made end, it's very like vintage inspired.

There really wasn't a ring to go with it, which I've found is more of a moderate type of thinking toe have two rings, one symbolized in wedding in one symbolizing engagement.

So, in fact, some cultures do like one ring on this hand wondering on this hand, um, and some people just do one.

So I really like the look of just the one ring on its own, Um, and so that's been something that I've just kind of always weren't is just the one ring.

So yeah, that's pretty much it for Rings also want to talk about bracelets next.

So if you've watched this channel for a while, you might have seen these ones before.

I'm still just so in love with my SOCO bracelets, their handcrafted They're hammered a lot like the new solo rings, but these ones air super flexible and bendable.

And with my child size wrist I really appreciate that, because I can adjust it to where it won't fall off.

So have other bracelets that sometimes have this gap.

You know this opening, but they're not adjustable, so I have a real problem, like trying to keep them on.

But these ones have stayed on in place and also just love that they've got these little diamond shapes in them that's just so unique.

And when I can layer these, they just look so good together.

So here's another handcrafted bracelet.

This one is more oversized, which I don't mind that at all.

I think it's really pretty.

Um, it's just a beautiful bangle from Cold Picnic.

I got this one from a site called Avenue Boutique, so I will link both Cold Picnic and Avenue boutique down below.

Um, I also think that is really pretty, because it's got this beautiful like braid to it all the way around, and you can even see where the person who made it, like brought the two pieces together and welded them together.

I just love that type of thing.

So, yeah, um, those are the bracelets that I wear most frequently, and the ones that are more artists in and they just jazz up like any outfit too.

So don't overlook bracelets.

Really fun.

So that pretty much wraps up my everyday jewelry, like minimal collection.

I would love to know in the comments if you have, like, your favorite piece of jewelry that you own or something that has special meaning behind it, or something that you wear every day.

I've loved to hear it.

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