Posted by Amoro on 9/28/2011
“When will you be home?” Around 6, I’m off to see June Cleaver- wife of Ward and mother to Wally and Theodore (affectionately known as The Beaver). The quinessential 1950′s sitcom mom. “Maybe some of her perfection will rub off on you” Very funny dear.
Posted by Amoro on 9/24/2011
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Posted by Amoro on 9/23/2011
Such a windy day. The leaves were falling off the trees at rapid speed. ‘We’ll never get them raked’ With that she tossed her beret up in the air and it puffed with air and landed precisely on her head. “How very cabochon of your hat”, he said. Quite a good observation, she teased as she adjusted the hat, Let’s not rake anymore. It’s a loosing battle. Let’s run away’ “Where to?” ‘Anywhere! The sun is out and the leaves will still be here’ He knew she was right and it was too nice a day. They went downtown and window shopped. Their noses pressed against the windows. ‘I love that ring’ “But it’s getting cold and pretty soon you won’t be able to see it under your gloves” She thought for a moment and said: ‘But I don’t always wear my gloves’ The next week when she went to put on her gloves she couldn’t get her fingers inside. There was something there. ‘When did you get this?’ He said: ‘I did a little online shopping while you were sleeping. It was a tough choice.”
Posted by Amoro on 9/23/2011
Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder. But value is on their mind.
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Posted by Amoro on 9/22/2011
It had been a very busy morning at Versailles. Marie was getting fitted for her newest confection of a dress, her girlfriends were gossiping in between bites of macaroons and chocolates. ‘Oh Marie you have chocolate on your lips’ I dare not get that on this dress. That would be a catastrophe. ‘Of the highest magnitude’ They all started giggling.
Posted by Amoro on 9/22/2011
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Posted by Amoro on 9/21/2011
She loved octagons: Ever since I was a little girls I loved them. “But most girls love hearts” Well I love octagons. I think we should have an octagon honeymoon. We’ll visit the world’s most beautiful octagon shaped buildings. Like the Baptistry in Italy! We’ll fling the ‘Gates of Paradise’ open and marvel. “And then…” We’ll climb to the top of Giotto’s Campanille and look out over Florence + take zillions of photos. “And then. . ” We’ll sit in a piazza and hold hands. “And. . ” Just smile (sipping wine + nibbling on biscotti) and remembering our octagon moment. Forever.
Posted by Amoro on 9/21/2011
The purchase of fine jewelry is both an emotional and a material investment. In fact, these two aspects intersect in important ways, especially when the purchase is to be a gift to celebrate enduring love or a milestone achieved.
Posted by Amoro on 9/20/2011
Their hotel room was gorgeous and very grand. “Look a separate living room!” They ran in + jumped on the couch and sank into the plush cushions. “I could live here” ‘Let’s never go home’ he said. They both stretched out on the couch + in a wink fell asleep. (Please do not disturb!)
Posted by Amoro on 9/19/2011
On a whirlwind tour of the south of France she said: ‘It’s Tuesday, we must go to the flea market in Provence’ With that they hopped in their car, getting lost many times (does he ever stop + ask for directions?) and finally they arrived in Provence met by another dilemma: “Great, where do we park!” ‘Don’t worry she said and magically a parking spot appeared. They bought some pears, cheese, bread, wine, lavender + old postcards to remind them of their adventure to Provence.
Posted by Amoro on 9/18/2011
Some call her square. She still calls her father- Daddy. Loves her teddy bear and wears pajamas to bed. She always takes her vitamins, says Thank you and please and says what’s on her mind. But me? I think she’s unique with 57 different facets and each one of them charming.
Posted by Amoro on 9/17/2011
The perfect oval face. Her features are SO symmetrical. “Honey, are you talking about me?” Oh, of course. You are flawless. An oval diamond among women. A Princess. Let me hold your dainty hand. “I could swear you were talking about someone else”
Posted by Amoro on 9/16/2011
A true classic beauty with a secret crush (on a pair of emerald cut diamond earrings). She said: “I hope you’re listening.” Men always seem so distracted but she smiled + started humming… “all that glitters is gold”
Posted by Amoro on 9/15/2011
When you walk in the room: you radiate. Your best friend asks: “Have you just run a marathon?” There is an extra spring in your step + you’re not wearing sneakers (Heavens no-you hate sneakers) It’s all very simple: You’re radiant. . because you’re in love!
Posted by Amoro on 9/14/2011
I’m getting hungry. “And diamonds are making you hungry?” I’m mesmerized, dizzy + overwhelmed + pizza would be nice. “Just so happens there’s a pizzeria right around the corner.” I’ll have a facet of pizza, please. “I’ll have a facet of pizza, no anchovies. . I mean a slice of pizza” You must be mesmerized, too.
Posted by Amoro on 9/14/2011
How did she misplace all her little treasures? She had twenty earrings but none of them were still a pair. . . For you + all the other ladies who are constantly misplacing jewelry (we suggest you look under the pillow + in the more obvious places in lieu of hiring a detective) We don’t want you to have to make the supreme choice of jewelry or make-up. Never! Both are essentials.
Posted by Amoro on 9/13/2011
Mix the aristo-chic charm of Audrey Hepburn (who just happens to be a runaway princess), a vespa, Rome AND Gregory Peck and you have: One of the most romantic films of all time.
Posted by Amoro on 9/13/2011
I wonder if it would look silly if I wore boots to the beach with a diamond encrusted palm tree. . . it’s only 90 degrees.
(Are you ready boots? Start walking!)
Posted by Amoro on 9/12/2011
You’re never too young to learn the basics of jewelry.
Lesson One The Baguette:
It’s rectangular shape is reminiscent of a crunchy loaf of french bread. Note the tasty resemblance. Whenever I nibble on a baguette I tend to start thinking about jewelry Coincidence? I think not.
Posted by Amoro on 9/12/2011
Lesson Two: The Princess Cut
“All little girls are Princesses, didn’t your daddy ever tell you that?” and so it is fitting that all girls should get a Princess cut at one time or another. Made popular in the swinging 60’s it is a mod + yet very modern cut.
Posted by Amoro on 9/12/2011
You’re never too young to learn the basics of jewelry
Lesson Three: The Pear Cut
Combining the best of the oval + the marquise cut. Exquisite for dangling earrings and pendants. I’ve named my little sparkler: ‘Mr Bartlett’
‘Honey, could you bring me Mr Bartlett, he’s getting a bit lonely’
Posted by Amoro on 9/12/2011
“Cup” … Cake ”Bunny” … Rabbit ”Bumble” … Bee ”Teddy” … Bear You finish each other’s words. Your love is bigger than the universe. He vows to love you more than the moon + stars. You promise to give him in return jupiter + mars. “He gives you his heart”. The ultimate symbol of love + romance.
Posted by Amoro on 9/12/2011
You’re never too young to learn the basics of jewelry
Lesson Five: The Trilliant Cut
Wishfully you said: I’d love to see the sunrise in St. Tropez + he said: “Let’s go!” Now? “You want to be there by sunrise” Not for the faint of heart. The brilliant Trilliant cut is for the adventurer + the adventurers they are in love with.
Posted by Amoro on 9/12/2011
I’ve come to the conclusion diamonds can be worn anywhere + go with everything!
Posted by Amoro on 9/7/2011
I can see Venice twinkling in the distance. “We’ll be there in the morning” If you listen really carefully you can hear music. Listen. . ”Nothing like an Italian love song. Everything sounds so much more romantic in Italian” Can you believe it’s September already? Where did the summer go? “It went out to sea with us on our way to Venice” It’s making September very special. I’m going to make a wish. I’ve never made a wish off the coast of Venice. “What are you wishing for?” I can’t tell you. . yet.
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