REVIEW: All in One Bracelet and Necklace (3 comments)

All in One Bracelet and Necklace from Glass Art by SIMS Review

February 9th, 2010: No wonder this All in One bracelet and necklace sells out like crazy. I received mine the other day to review for Glass Art by SIMS and I was blown away by how stunning it looks. Now I’m not one to typically wear bracelets, so I love the fact that I can wear it as a necklace as well. The only reason I don’t wear a lot of bracelets is because they don’t usually fit me but with this bracelet I am able to wrap it around my wrist three times (it’s still a little big) and it works.

The beads on the bracelet/necklace are exquisite pieces of work and honestly I would only wear this on a special occasion because I’m afraid that little hands would rip it right off. It is totally my style because it is modern looking and the glass work matches my wardrobe to a tee. I also really like the bigger chain links that the bracelet/necklace has because it is different than anything else out there.

This SIMS Signature design is a constant sell out! Available in all colors, including a bling rhinestone ball, venetian glass beads, silver accents on a HYPOALLERGENIC New York Chain. Available in a 2 wrap bracelet fitting as a 16″ necklace or a 3 wrap bracelet fitting up to 22″ in length.

I am so impressed by the work done by Glass Art by SIMS that I feel that everyone should check out her designs and buy something today!

BUY IT: Check out Glass Art by SIMS on Living My MoMent to purchase your own All in One Bracelet/Necklace!

3 Responses to REVIEW: All in One Bracelet and Necklace

    1
    Beth February 9, 2010

    I love this jewlery too! It is so stylish, yet easy to wear. AND even if my toddler gets a hold of it, the price is so reasonable that I will actually risk wearing jewlery again!

    2
    Heather Lopez February 10, 2010

    Would love to try it out!

    3
    LivingmyMoMent February 10, 2010

    So glad to know that Toddlers can’t break the chain. WOO HOO!

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