
Generally, I’m not one for a chunky ring (my only chunky ring rule exception is Chanel costume jewellery) but the colour on this Lolo & Galago Ring is breathtaking. It’s not a range I’ve come across before but I’ve been browsing their site after this caught my eye. It’s made from blue topaz set into a 18k yellow gold plate ring.
Blue TopazEither the height of this will put you right off, or you’ll embrace its detail – I keep thinking if it was mine I would be bound to get it caught up in a button hole or something. There IS an art to wearing cocktail rings! If you love a showstopper I’m thinking this, a little black dress and heels and there is nothing else needed. But then, I’m also thinking, white linen, Ibiza beach, streaming sunshine – it’s really rather versatile.
The Blue Topaz ring is £240 HERE.
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Love the look of the ring! Although for that price, I’d have expected it to at least be 9ct gold rather than gold plate which is a bit disappointing.
Why does it have to be soo expensive lol maybe a nice valentines gift from hubby> yay xox
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The ring is gorgeous. I really like the lines of it and the topaz makes this little magpie heart beat.
I am amused by the Ibiza mental image though. It is true that I have seen people wearing the most uncomfortable things to the beach here but I just don’t get it. It seems that you have to be non-native to get that kind of style LOL I supose that we do similar things when we go on holidays abroad
I think it’s ‘magazine beach’ that I’m channeling there! I wouldn’t even consider wearing that to the beach!
I think this is very pretty! I’d love a silver version though, I don’t wear a lot of gold!
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