Bohemian Jewelry Review

      Shopbypolar jewelry is 100% handcrafted with "The strength of stones, grace of metal and the wonder of abstract hand sliced pieces of colorful earth."  The designs are both classical and contemporary.  The origin of most of the materials used to make the jewelry are from Brazil, India, Argentina and Australia.  

     Each piece is carefully selected, thoughtfully cut and artfully designed.  There are never any duplications or mass productions, each piece is unique.  The company prides themselves on the very final touch which is the adorable gift warp for every piece, whether it is a gift or not.

     My necklace came in a cute little black Chinese food takeout box.  Inside the box my necklace was packaged in a little black mesh bag.   It really made opening up my jewelry extra special and I felt like someone sent me a gift.

     I believe I was sent the Luce e buio, which is a gemstone from India.  It is a gemstone slice with hues of purple and lighter violet.  The stone is polished and smooth and comes on a silver chain with a lobster clasp that is easy to open and close.  

     I love this piece and encourage my readers to check out all the Shopbypolar has to offer at http://www.shopbypolar.com/

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Harry Potter Time Turner Twin Necklace Set Silver Review

Harry Potter Time Turner Twin Necklace Set Silver 

    I am a Harry Potter fan so, when I had the opportunity to review this necklace I was so excited.   It is 23cm long and silver plated.  It looks so pretty.  It comes as two necklaces that you can wear together or separate.  

     The hour glass represents the time turner that Hermione used in the Prisoner of Azkaban.  It was given to her by Professor McGonagal so that she could attend more classes in her third year than time would allow.  The two rings around the hourglass on the necklace have inscriptions and the ring spin around as well.

     The Spinning symbol necklace represents the symbol of the Deathly Hallows from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.  The symbol is actually three separate marks that unit and make up one sign that would make one the "master of death."  The Elder want is represented by a the straight vertical line, the Resurrection Stone by the circle surrounding it, and a triangle enclosing them both to represent the Cloak of Invisibility.  

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