Ayana Jewellery | Review


Hi!

Back in December I blogged about lovely company called Ayana Jewellery and their beautiful handmade jewellery.



It's no secret how much I love a good necklace so after having a good browse on the website I decided it was about time to add another to my collection.

I went for the gorgeous interlinked silver necklace. I'm always drawn to large statement pieces so I thought it would be nice to go for something a little more subtle and delicate.


Lovely isn't it!


The circles are hand made from sterling silver and attached to a delicate silver chain. You can choose the length of your chain, I went for the 40cm.




I do have my eye on this necklace for next time, I think the meaning behind it is just wonderful, or if Mr C wants to buy me a present (cough cough!)

Much Love
 
Natalie
 
x

Comments

  1. Mookie6 March 2015 at 11:24

    It's a lovely necklace. I really like the simplicity of it. I love silver and white gold. xx

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  2. Love Leah7 March 2015 at 21:57

    That's so pretty! xx

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  3. Unknown2 July 2015 at 05:52

    Thanks for the lovely comments Natalie. I hope you're getting lots of wear from the neckace! xo

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