I am so excited to launch my new fall gold collection today! Putting together a new line is always so much fun -My goal with this collection was to create simple, classic pieces that could be worn everyday, with any outfit. 

I love this collection so much - it's probably the launch I am most proud of to date. I am giving away a $50 shop credit below & I hope you love it as much as I do & can help spread the word!

The Eternity Circle necklace - it was weird creating a piece with no hand stamping, but I wanted to add a few basic, everyday pieces & this one is perfect!

I always have weddings on the brain, maybe because a large part of my customer base are brides, or because weddings are just romantic + inspiring.  My vision for these monogram initial necklaces was bridesmaids gifts! Wouldn't they look great with a flowy scoop neck dress?

The Starry Night Gemstone Necklace -These Shimmery Gemstone Necklaces are so pretty...you can get them with or without a monogram initial!

I used to be a silver girl, but gold has slipped it's way back into my heart & I am loving how all these pieces turned out!  It is hard to choose, but I think the Monogram + puffy heart necklace is my new favorite! Which one is your favorite? 

Photos by my friend Jenna of Jenna Lauren Photography

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Wednesday with Jenna: DIY Necklace Holder

Jenna, my awesome friend & new DIY contributor is back today with another pretty & functional DIY tutorial! 


In case you missed last weeks tutorial, go check out how to make a super cute makeup organizer for $6! 

What you need:

• Any type of scrap wood
• Vintage (or new) knobs
• Screws 
• Wall hanger 
• Pretty Necklaces

♥ Step 1: Pick out any door knobs that you would want to use. I found mine at an antique store. JoAnn Fabrics has some really nice ones too. Line them up on the wood to where you want to scew them in. I marked mine with a pencil so I wouldn't lose track of where I wanted them.

♥ Step 2: Get your screw driver & screw in the back of the door knob to the wood. Repeat until you have all your door knobs on.

♥ Step 3: Once all of your door knobs are screwed in the wood get the wall hanger & screw that in the back of the wood so you can easily hang it up!

This is a very easy & fun DIY project that makes a good gift! I left my barn siding the way it was but painting it would look great as well!

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Happy Hump Day Friends!