One of the big fashion decisions I made this year was to wear more jewelry- I have failed at that, but there’s still time to fix it haha. Thankfully, I discovered LAGOS jewelry. Created by Steven Lagos in 1977, the LAGOS jewelry brand was influenced by a woman’s timeless elegance, her integrity and her sensuality- the trifecta of femininity. Each piece is designed with that classic elegance in mind and I absolutely love them!
The folks at LAGOS were kind enough to send me a pair of their earrings to check out and review. I chose the Signature Caviar Drop Earrings for it’s classic style. I love love love these earrings. I wore them the first chance I could get which was to Church. I paired them with a new pair of heels and a simple black dress. Here’s what the designer said about its’ caviar collection:
Caviar is the unmistakable signature of LAGOS. Since its first creation in 1984, Caviar quickly became an icon of the brand. Luminous caviar-like beading brings a lush texture to each design, transforming precious metals into crafted jewelry that softly caresses the skin. The artistry of Caviar is best captured through its creative process. This imaginative undertaking starts with a sketch drawn by Steven Lagos and finishes when the sterling silver is oxidized to create contrast. The last step is key to bring out the sculptural quality that makes Caviar unique.
Actually, let’s rewind a little bit. Can we talk about the chic packaging the earrings came in? I was sold on LAGOS even before I opened the box. How cute is their purple box? I definitely want to order something for my mum for Christmas now.
The earrings were so chic and perfect for any outfit. I find myself pairing them with every outfit but who cares. I am now eyeing some of their bracelets for my next order. You can see more from LAGOS here. Honestly, my pictures don’t even do the earrings its due justice. I decided to create an outfit board for my next look with these babies. This look is perfect for the wedding guest or even as your Weekend best *wink*.
