I had one of those busy brain days and I got nothing in my bag of tricks for my lovelies today.So, have a fabulous weekend!
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You know I love me some stone slices! I found these agate slice necklaces by Stone&Honey and fell in love. Each retails for only $110- to $115-. Not bad for beautiful hand tooled jewelry. Check them out over at Supermarket by clicking here.

I would highly recommend both the Eye and Lip Sunscreen and the After Sun Cooling Gel. Both lived up to my expectations and neither irritated my skin. The After Sun Cooling Gel was particularly refreshing. I did also try the sunscreen meant for the body but honestly, save your money. It didn't preform any better or worse that the drug store variety. So if you're planning on spending some time in the sun consider giving them a try.
The Man-of-the-Townhouse and I are jetting off for some well needed R&R. So, I won't be around next week.
Herbacin Chamomile Hand Cream.





Wendy Yue was born in Hong Kong and trained in Vienna. She formed her own atelier, Diamond Tree which allowed her to realize her vision and creativity. The collections that she presents each season are unfailingly innovative. Over eighteen years of experience has pushed the company to the forefront of the jewelery industry in Hong Kong making Wendy one of the most renowned jewelery designers of the city.
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One thing that's bothering me, and it has nothing to do with the campaign. Am I the only one thinking that the lobster claw clasp on the first diamond necklace looks super cheapskate-ish? Shouldn't a necklace of this caliber command a press down slip in clasp that had diamonds moutned on top and safety latches on both sides? Why skimp on the finishes?