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Breakfast at Tiffany's


Every shopaholic knows that love comes in a little Tiffany’s blue box* delicately wrapped with a crisp white ribbon. The box alone gives my heart a-fluttering, so this Tiffany blue shopping bag charm pendant necklace decorated with white diamonds was a win for me (Ahem, family please take notice, friends don’t. I don’t want you to hate me for spending your money!).

I also loved the idea of having Tiffany's charm bracelet, hmm.. or maybe I was just manipulated by images of Elizabeth Taylor’s  Jewelry  collection featured in her Coffee table book,  either way, these Tiffany’s cute charm collection can really describe my blog’s persona: shoes, purses, shopping bags, and more shoes.

Tiffany & Co. boutiques are located at Salhiya Complex in Kuwait City and Al Fanar Complex in Salmiya.


*Or a Chanel/Net-a-porter’s black box or Cartier red box or the Hermés orange…
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PrimaDonna said…
I am in love with that blue box necklace! <3 Its so cute and isn't what you'd see everyday! You should do a run in to the cartier store as well...Can't wait what you come up with!
21 July, 2010
Confashion said…
PrimaDonna
It's beautiful! It was around KD 1,010 after discount.. heart heart heart
21 July, 2010
bedouin barbie said…
those charms are so adorable! and you're so right, the way us girls feel when we receive a little blue (or black, red or orange) box is indescribable! xxx
21 July, 2010
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