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Get Poetic with Quatre Filles


Here are some swell ideas for post-valentines or birthday gifts, Quatre Filles have launched some new designs of earrings and necklaces and they were kind enough to share the photos with us.

The new Quatre Filles collection includes "Poetry at its Best" designs, shown in the photo below, as well as some other pieces.


Poetry at its Best costs around KD 32.5 and is made out of silver. Choose from any of the verses shown below, or send them one of your own that you would like designed into a necklace.

كن جميلا ترى الوجود جميلا
في ذاكرتي نار من جمال الحبيب
العشق ماء الحياة
إذا ضحكت يسيل الليل موسيقا
يا قوم أذني لبعض الحي عاشقة والأذن تعشق قبل العين أحيانا

Can be ordered in yellow and white gold as well. Necklaces are of material. Colors are fuchsia pink, bright yellow, bright green, and bright orange. Other colors may be provided upon request.

Whillemina KD 178 18K Gold Earrings

Belgian Bazar necklace KD 15

Butterfly necklace KD 131 18K Yelow Gold. Chain is not included

Eva KD 250 18K Gold Earrings

Cubic Zirconia in silver or gold plated Solitaire rings KD 20 each


For inquires, please call (+965) 636-6771 or e-mail them at 4filles@gmail.com.
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Lala* said…
Welcome back Confy,
u've been greatly missed :-*
15 February, 2008
Confashion said…
lala
Thank you sweetie ;*
15 February, 2008
Ansam said…
yaaay you're back
16 February, 2008
Anonymous said…
We missed your posts :)
16 February, 2008
Anonymous said…
and finally you are back!
been checking in 5 times a day...
hip hip hooray...
16 February, 2008
Anonymous said…
hmm i am finding some of these prices shockingly high even if they are pure gold!
anyway,
would love to see some more great finds from you.
any interesting shoes anywhere?
i need some colourful and black evening heels
17 February, 2008
Unknown said…
Unfortunately the prices are high because of the increase in Gold. I was shocked myself when they told me. We also have to put in to consideration the cost of labor i.e. the designers and the weight of the piece.

Hope that explais it all ;)
17 February, 2008
Anonymous said…
What's been keeping you busy, facionable??
You looked ever the sophisticated kitsch at the ultra soft opening of Samsaara boutique in Zahra Complex and yes, I only mean it in a complimenting way.
17 February, 2008
Confashion said…
ansam
;)

anonymous
Thank you and I missed reading my readers' comments. ;)

anonymous
And hopefully back for good ;) Thanks :)

anonymous
Well Thank you daaaahling for the compliment ;) but honestly speaking, I'm not sure which boutique you're referring to.. :|
17 February, 2008
Anonymous said…
Those have got to be some designs in gold at rip-off platinum prices. Why has everything, books included got to cost an arm and a leg in Kuwait?
19 February, 2008
Anonymous said…
quarante quatre,
because kuwaitis pay for anything as long as someone else tells them its cool!!
20 February, 2008
Anonymous said…
You don't say you haven't heard about Samsaara opening shop in Zahra complex, do you now ?! It's a much talked about boutique that will showcase Indian couturiers under one roof. Now we only need an upscale store stocking on Chinese designers to add to the fashion spark in Q8.
Besides, didn't you know every woman in Q8 and her sister are currently dying for that Satya Paul silk sari to wear under her chador. I have got mine( no, not the chador) - have you got yours? It will be a perfect blend of East meets West; a marriage between a Satya Paul sari and a Hermes head scarf as accoutrement. If only VM had come out with a fusion sari kaftan it would have saved us all from a lot of Sleepless Nights in Q8, mulling over how best to wear a sari under one's chador or with a head scarf on our heads to complete the look.
24 February, 2008
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