Know that you are beautiful.
Know that you don't have to compare yourself to anyone.
Know that you are made in God's image, and he knows every need you have
Know that He can and will fulfill those needs.
Know that you should spoil yourself from time to time.
Know that you have good ideas.
Know that you have a voice and it should be heard.
Know that life should be celebrated, you should be celebrated.
Know that you can do what you set out to do.
Know that it's okay to start over.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
I would like to wish all of my Premier Design's hostesses and customers a very happy holiday season.
As I look back on the year, it would not have been a success without your support of my business and your love of the product. Thank you for that. I say that I'm in the people business, I just happen to sell jewelry. And truly, it is because that I am privileged to meet such fantastic women that I continue to work this business. I look forward to serving you in the year ahead.
With love and appreciation,
Your Favorite Jewelry Lady ~ Meghan
Monday, July 5, 2010
sounding smart using jewelry vocab
Today I found a short article on the length of necklaces. I thought you might like to know what the different lengths are called amongst the educated jewelers. I sure like to make people think I know what I'm talking about by using "official" words. Pearl necklaces are the most commonly referenced with these terms so you'll see them mentioned more than once.
Choker - 16 in
The pearl choker is the shortest length circling the neck. While a pearl choker can be worn with almost any neckline and looks great with every style, from casual to formal, make sure it doesn't swallow the neck. Pearl chokers draw attention to the neck but if you have a particularly short or long neck, the attention should be drawn away from the neck to the shoulder line or below. As such, stay away from chokers. For everyone else, a choker is great classic, suitable for every occasion.
Princess - 18 in
A princess strand falls slightly below the neckline and compliments every neck-style from high to low. It's great for office-wear as its length sits just above a blouse neckline and won't be hidden like longer lengths.
Matinee - 24 in
The Matinee strand is most popular for formal occasions and is the perfect length for any little black dress event. It's also the best length for those who are well endowed in the chest region as it highlights the neck and shoulders finishing just above the cleavage.
Opera - 32 in
Falling just below the bustline, the Opera strand is great for eveningwear and compliments every body shape. For less formal occasions, it can be doubled over and worn as a twin choker ? a true day into night piece.
Rope - 46 in
If it's versatility you're after, then a pearl rope is the style for you. By itself the strand generally falls somewhere around the waistline and is perfect for those that like to stand out from the crowd. Its length means you can play with styles from triple, or quadruple rows of a choker, to doubling it as Princess and Opera style together. Or try simply knotting it for a chic look that's perfect with everything from jeans and a tee shirt to an elegant evening gown.
photo credit:Sarah Jessica Parker, 2006
Frazer Harrison / Getty Images
photo credit:anthropologie.com
photo credit: jcrew.com
photo credit: kevin winter/getty images
photo credit: Frazer Harrison / Getty Images
photo by Bryan Bedder / Getty Images
Choker - 16 in
The pearl choker is the shortest length circling the neck. While a pearl choker can be worn with almost any neckline and looks great with every style, from casual to formal, make sure it doesn't swallow the neck. Pearl chokers draw attention to the neck but if you have a particularly short or long neck, the attention should be drawn away from the neck to the shoulder line or below. As such, stay away from chokers. For everyone else, a choker is great classic, suitable for every occasion.
Princess - 18 in
A princess strand falls slightly below the neckline and compliments every neck-style from high to low. It's great for office-wear as its length sits just above a blouse neckline and won't be hidden like longer lengths.
Matinee - 24 in
The Matinee strand is most popular for formal occasions and is the perfect length for any little black dress event. It's also the best length for those who are well endowed in the chest region as it highlights the neck and shoulders finishing just above the cleavage.
Opera - 32 in
Falling just below the bustline, the Opera strand is great for eveningwear and compliments every body shape. For less formal occasions, it can be doubled over and worn as a twin choker ? a true day into night piece.
Rope - 46 in
If it's versatility you're after, then a pearl rope is the style for you. By itself the strand generally falls somewhere around the waistline and is perfect for those that like to stand out from the crowd. Its length means you can play with styles from triple, or quadruple rows of a choker, to doubling it as Princess and Opera style together. Or try simply knotting it for a chic look that's perfect with everything from jeans and a tee shirt to an elegant evening gown.
Frazer Harrison / Getty Images
photo credit:anthropologie.com
photo credit: kevin winter/getty images
Thursday, July 1, 2010
ready? let's begin...
i heart blogs. not all blogs, just the good ones. and the really good ones i'm a little envious of. i'm a graphic designer who also has a jewelry business. throw in that i'm a mom and a partner to my loving boyfriend, and you've got one busy day. but that wont stop me from having my own bit of real estate in the blog-o-sphere. welcome to megnificently. a place i've dedicated to all the things that make a girl feel pretty. so glad you joined me.
adorable chanel ring
whomever gave costume jewelry a bad wrap certainly didn't own a chanel ring.
image source http://fashioninmotion.wordpress.com/2009/03/25/accessories-for-spring/
adorable chanel ring
whomever gave costume jewelry a bad wrap certainly didn't own a chanel ring.
image source http://fashioninmotion.wordpress.com/2009/03/25/accessories-for-spring/
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