Well, sort of. My readers have been keeping track of the items I'm putting on my Christmas list - in hopes that my husband reads this blog. I've been looking for the perfect necklace - the kind you can wear every day if you want to. When I stumbled across this beautiful bad hair day pendant from Nek Jewelry I had to buy it. The folks at Nek say it's from an Argentinian beauty school and is one-of-a-kind. The pendant is infused with a charm that is supposed to drive the eyes away from unfortunate hair. Let's hope it works! (They suggest wearing a hat if it doesn't.)
A CASE AGAINST PRODUCT KNOCK-OFFS Sometimes a knock-off isn't a true sin. A copy of one of Carrie Bradshaw's dresses or a purse similar to one carried by Posh. But at other times it's just downright mean. One of my favorite doggie product sites, Big Paw Designs , has fallen victim to copycats (terrible pun) who blatantly imitate the company's original (and copyrighted) designs. The pewter collar charms are the thieves' biggest target. It's unfortunate because though Big Paw Designs isn't a large company it has a huge heart and is dedicated to the plight of 'rescue' dogs. A hefty percentage of sales of the Woof Fleur de Lis charm (pictured) go to pet rescue groups in New Orleans. Join their effort - spend a little ($15) to help a lot!
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