Button Ring - stretch

Button Ring – Stretch

Button Rings come in two designs.  A silver stretch shown here and a one size ring shown here.  Rings come with your choice of button.  Interchangeable buttons are available here.

Buttons clip into the top to add character and these are interchangeable with Button Bracelets and pendants.

 

Button Ring - stretch

New Button Bracelets

New Button Bracelets

New Button Bracelets

Button Bracelets

Button bracelets.

Come in Six colours with many types buttons to choose from.

Button Bracelets

Button Bracelets (Copy)

Button bracelets.

Come in Six colours with many types buttons to choose from.

Button Bracelets (Copy)

How to choose the right necklace length for you

How to choose the right necklace length for you.

Finding the right length necklace can be a challenge.  Here at Sweet Sweet Silver we have compiled a list of the most common size chains and wear they sit on your neck.  We have listed the length in inch (“) as well as center meter (cm) so you can easily identify the measurement. Of course we make all our own chains and can usually cut chain to your desired length.

If you can, over time buy necklaces of various lengths so you can chop and change between each one depending on your outfit’s neckline and the occasion. The fashion we are seeing trending at the moment is to wear multiple necklaces all falling at different lengths for a layered look.

The 14″ NECKLACE (35.56cm)

Fits like a choker

The 16″ NECKLACE (40.64cm)

A 16 inch necklace falls around the base of the neck, fitting like a collar for most people. For petite frames, a 16 inch necklace might hang slightly lower down to the collarbones. Most necklaces come in 16 inch length and will complement almost any neckline. For plus size women, this necklace might feel like a choker.

The 18″ NECKLACE (45.72cm)

An 18 inch necklace is popular choice among women and will fall just below the throat at the collarbone. This length is popular for adding pendants, and the piece will hang over a t-shirt.

The 20″ NECKLACE -The most popular size (50.8cm)

A 20 inch necklace will fall a few inches below the collarbone to will allow a little more breathing room. This is a good length if you have a low, plunging neckline or if you would like to wear it over a high neck top.

The 24″ NECKLACE (60.96cm)

Falls below a neckline between the breasts. A good choice if wearing your necklace over the top of your shirt.

The 36″ NECKLACE (91.44cm)

A 36 inch necklace is common and will hang below the breast. They can be worn as a single strand or you can wrap them around twice for an 18 inch necklace. Popular with wooden beads.

Necklace Size Chart

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How to choose the right necklace length for you

Valentine"s Day, is it just a day to get lucky?

Valentine’s Day, it is a day celebrated to show your love to that special someone. Upon reading articles about this special day. This is what I found worth sharing…

• Valentine cards are the second most popular greeting card-giving occasion next to Christmas. This surprised me, I thought birthday or mother’s day cards would have been at the top of this list!?

• One-quarter of men spend money on gifts for their loved one because they feel obligated or are just trying to get lucky.  Meanwhile, 13% of women say they celebrate just “because everyone else does.” This is totally me!  We rarely give gifts and the only reason we would is because we feel we have to. I believe that my husband and I appreciate each other every single day and Valentines Day isn’t any different for us.

• The longer the relationship, and the older you get, the less you spend on unique gifts for loved ones. This rings true for me. I think that “the older the relationship is” just means it is at a new or different level of love and Valentines Day doesn’t really factor on the radar that much… Well not for me anyway.

• Did you know that Australian men are more romantic than their female counterparts? My husband says ‘of course we are’…  Well, I am not too sure about that but  I do love a bit of romance, what women doesn’t?

• An interesting statistic figure states that 58% of men splurge on buying greetings cards as opposed to just 41% of women. Is that because, as women, we just get the kids to make them?  To me, cards are just such a waste of money and trees!   Homemade cards the kids make are so much more personable and we always treasure them.

Sources:

http://www.rosesonly.com.au/history-of-valentines-day

http://www.popsugar.com/smart-living/Gifts-Women-30s-25946384#photo-25946384

http://www.womansday.com/life/holidays/10-fun-valentines-day-facts-103385

http://time.com/money/3699604/valentines-day-spending-history-truth/

Valentine"s Day, is it just a day to get lucky?

Valentine"s Day, is it just a day to get lucky?

Valentine’s Day, it is a day celebrated to show your love to their special someone. Upon reading articles about this special day. This is what I found worth sharing…

• Valentine cards are the second most popular greeting card-giving occasion next to Christmas. This surprised me, I thought birthday or mother’s day cards would have been at the top of this list!?

• One-quarter of men spend money on gifts for their loved one because they feel obligated or are just trying to get lucky. However, nearly one-quarter of men admit that they mark Valentine’s Day out of a sense of obligation or “because they’re hoping to get lucky.” Meanwhile, 13% of women say they celebrate just “because everyone else does.”  This is totally me!  We rarely give gifts and the only reason we would is “because we have to”.  I feel that my husband and I appreciate each other every single day and Valentines Day isn’t any different for us.

• The longer the relationship, and the older you get, the less you spend on unique gifts for loved ones. This rings true for me, I think that the older the relationship is, just means it is at a new or different level of  love and Valentines Day doesn’t really factor on the radar that much… Well not for me anyway.

Did you know that Australian men are more romantic than their female counterparts? An interesting statistic figure states that 58% of men splurge on buying greetings cards as opposed to a thin percentage of just 41% women.    My husband says ‘of course we are’…

Valentine"s Day, is it just a day to get lucky?