As I've gotten older my taste in Jewellery has definitley changed over the years. These days I much prefer more dainty, and classy pieces that I can wear on an everyday basis, as oppose to something more dramatic and 'flashy'. My favourite thing about jewellery is how you can totally change up an outfit depending by adding certain pieces, or mixing and matching metals etc.
On my quest to expand my jewellery collection and add some more 'me' pieces, the lovely team over at Peter Jackson kindly sent over a Thomas Sabo goodie bag that I had to share with you! Inside were not only some gorgeous jewellery pieces that I'll show you, but some extra little goodies including pens and some yummy snacks which all came in this fab Thomas Sabo tote style bag.
Thomas Sabo Paper Clip Style Charm Bracelet
The first jewellery piece in this amazing goodie bag is the Sterling Silver Thomas Sabo Paper Clip Style Charm Bracelet. Charm bracelets are such a fun way to personalise an otherwise regular bracelet by adding your own unique charms that you can collect through the years. Usually you see charm bracelets with your regular chain, so I love how unique this one is with the paper clip style chain! The bracelet comes in different sizes but is also easily adjusted to fit your wrist how desired.
Thomas Sabo Mix & Match Moon and Star Earrings
And I've left my favourite item until last - the Moon and Star Studs! Now these are actually sold as separate matching pairings, however the team at Peter Jackson put their own spin on things, and showed how easily is to customise your look by mixing together your existing pairs.
I'm totally obsessed with how this looks and the moon and stars couldn't go more perfectly together. Dainty pieces are my favourite as they're so wearable, so I love how mixing up the pairs can jazz up your look! I'll definitley be trying this out with my own earrings and experimenting with my looks in the future.
Which of the jewellery pieces are your favourite?
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