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Working on my own jewellery brand for the last year, it’s been fascinating to see how one pair of earrings can look so different on each person. Every consideration matters from size to shape and colour to gem cut. Circle dangles can look delicate on one person and intense on the next. Each piece tells a story and helps someone express themselves.

And now with the growth of Australian jewellery brands over the last couple of years, expressing yourself via quickly shipped and locally designed pieces has never been easier. It makes us very excited. Because more brands equals more options! And that means outfits everywhere can go from plain to slayin’ with a few

Being that they’re married into the royal family, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle have access to a treasure trove of exquisite jewels. But when it comes to their everyday style choices, the royal ladies typically like to reach for more attainable, budget-friendly demi-fine pieces—particularly from Missoma.

For years, both the Princess of Wales and the Duchess of Sussex have been spotted accessorizing with baubles from the London-based jewelry giant. Kate’s go-to jewels are a pair of gold fan-shaped chandelier earrings and pink gemmed earrings, which she has worn repeatedly on several engagements and outings, while Meghan has usually opted for Missoma’s stackable signet rings and dainty bracelets.

Now, adding a touch of elegant royal flair to your everyday style got a heck of a lot easier because Missoma just launched a major sale for the weekend. From now through Tuesday, March 7, shoppers can snap up bracelets, earrings, and

SHELBY, N.C. — When a friend gave Beth Coiner two delicate fishbones she had found on the beach one day, Coiner knew she wanted to create a pair of earrings out of the slender filaments with tiny razor tooth edges, but she never anticipated they would end up in a comedy horror film.

“The Menu,” which is available on Netflix, has several scenes where actress Hong Chau is wearing the Shelby woman’s creations.

Coiner said filming was taking place in Savannah, and the costumer designer saw the earrings in a Charleston shop, called Worthwhile, where Coiner was selling some of her work. They ended up buying them to be worn in the movie and then requested six more pairs, which were sent back to Coiner after filming was done.

Coiner said when she got a call letting her know they not only wanted a main character in a feature