Erin London Plus Size 3X Blazer Jacket Blue Teal Crinkly Texture Long Sleeve

Time Traveling with Jewelry When I think back on the different eras of jewelry, I remember in the 1950's playing with my Mom's jewelry, walking around with strands of beaded necklaces. Then when I became a teenager, taking the brave step of piercing my ears. Most of the jewelry I remember from that time were studs, simple and sweet. Then in the 1960's, I had lots of plastic earrings, dangles with flower power. In the 1970's, I fell in love with the 1928 Jewelry Co. brand and had loads of the delicate Victorian style collar pins, earrings and choker necklaces. In the 1980's I remember the shows "Dallas" and "Dynasty". The women on those shows wore the big bold chunky earrings that were such power statements. I was never that crazy about the big hoops or chandelier style earrings - I was always afraid I would catch them on something and tear my earlobe off. Ouch! From the 1990's on, I've been drawn to earrings that bring a touch of color to my face - pearls or bright acrylics or enamels. It's funny how a person's tastes change throughout the years. However, if you have always been a jewelry lover like me, you'll never get tired of going through your jewelry box and finding that perfect accessory. I'm always searching for jewelry at estate sales, moving sales, consignment shops. Visit my eBay store, Debs Discoveries Vintage Jewelry, for some of my finds. See y ou soon!