I have a LOT of "inventory" to offer people, and I'm finding that it's working nicely to have people interested in purchasing to connect with me and I can send pictures, taking them informally and quickly, which is different than what I'd do to post photos online. So I welcome your inquiries, and am therefore posting the un-bot-able picture of my phone number to text me or call up top, as well as the link to what I have listed, for the wrist, in the forums. www.lumigrate.com/forums/enjoyable-purchasable-itemsadorn-self-and-home-admire-learn/general-information-consumers-ed-1 [1]
I wanted to feature jewelry for the wrist in this blog post. It's a lot easier sizing than rings, but there is a factor. I have a "unasex wrist size", you might say, I appreciate they're larger than many women's because I've never broken a bone, despite situations others have, from time to time.
I have other bracelets I have not yet listed in the Forums, so if you're interested in something for the wrist but don't see it, I'll look in my inventory for you if you reach out. I'm going to feature two here.
This is an extra special, Southwest, artisan signed cuff, originally created for a watch, but today the purchaser might wish to put a stone in it, or otherwise creatively fill the space.
Above, vintage and "collectable".
Then there's one of the very first pieces I procured to resell, by Gail Scott:
These are considered by those I know who steep in collectable vintage or costume jewelry as one of the designers that will grow in "collectability" and once old enough to be considered vintage in the future, will be among the most desirable.
Here's the link to the forum that contains the jewelry from the wrist I have, so far, gotten listed. Again, I have others at the time of this writing, and doubt I'll ever have everything listed on the website that I have in the "inventory" or "stores" as you might say. I love both of these pieces so much, and know they'll find their way to wrists or safe storage of those who will covet them.
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