@chloebenyamin: Jasré in monaco has the most FUN pieces show them this video if you go theyre my friends🤍🤍🤍 #jewelry #jewelrytiktok #tennisbracelet #diamonds #rings

Sarahalfa :

Panchoo jewelers out of India do a very similar design (i think it's their original design)

AlannaJade | 𝒮𝒜𝐻𝒲 💍 :

How I imagine your jewelry box 🤩✨

Dina D. :

Beautiful pieces but dear, don’t know if you noticed, there is a turquoise missing. Maybe more of a delicate piece, not for everyday :/

R :

That color against your skin tone is gorgeous!

Denise🩵 :

Sounds of light :

Please be careful about showing your jewelry online.

Abby :

I need to go to Monaco now 😳😍🤭

ct24682 :

Soooo beautiful!! Love love love the colors, motif, and uniqueness. (not to take away from the compliment but I have to mention you do have a stone missing and might want to have it looked at!)

user2515103482334 :

I want to mention some facts about turquoise, since I noticed that most of them have turned a greenish color. Natural, untreated turquoise is a porous stone, so it can absorb skin oils, perfume, lotions, cosmetics, and other chemicals. Over time, this can cause an originally beautiful blue turquoise to darken or turn greenish. In Iran, where turquoise has a very long history—especially the famous Nishapur turquoise—we traditionally refer to turquoise as a “living stone.” When an originally blue turquoise absorbs oils or chemicals and changes to green, people traditionally say that the stone has “died.” Of course, the stone isn’t literally alive, but interestingly, there is some science behind this old belief. And yes, this can affect its actual monetary and resale value. If a high-quality natural blue turquoise permanently turns green because it has absorbed oils, perfume, or other substances, it can become less desirable and lose part of its market value. This is especially important with fine Persian/Nishapur turquoise, where a beautiful, consistent blue color can be a major part of what makes the stone valuable. Naturally green turquoise does exist, though, so a green turquoise isn’t automatically damaged or less valuable. I’m specifically talking about a stone that was originally blue and has changed color over time because of outside substances.

👁️GeeR👅rCee👁️ :

How does one discover places that sell such unique and eyecatching items?

Allison✨ :

A matching necklace 😮‍💨😮‍💨

Anon23 :

Your style is impeccable

Apollinaria :

colourful jewellery FOR LIFE 🙏🏻💕

Axxx :

Girl please leave me alone. Why do you have everything I want 😩😩😩.

Devin Bennis :

I want to visit a museum of your pieces one day

SM :

UNREAL!! This bracelet is now engraved in my memory and I’ll spend the rest of my life searching for one just like that 😩😩😩

ItsTammyTyler 🇵🇸 :

Target audience reached 💗

Step-on-me :

What kind of stones are the big blue/green ones?

sydstyledd :

Oh I’m obsessed!!!!! It’s so unique and cool

alissanapier :

Your jewelry taste is immaculate

Ki :

Pricing?

Devvvvv :

What was the name of the jewelry store? Going to Monaco in 2 weeks!

𝑅𝑜𝑠𝑖𝑒𝑠𝑡𝑅𝑜𝑠𝑒 ♡ :

That bracelet is soo beautifully designed omg! Is there a way to purchase online?!

Phancie :

Your jewelry collection has set a new standard for me lol I’m in awe!

Lilia𓂆🇵🇸🍉 :

does the shop have a website?