'Twas love at first sight. I was wandering around Westfield waiting for himself to finish work when I spotted this beauty twinkling at me, and what can I say? It spoke to me.
However, it's stupidly over priced for what it is. Okay so it's sterling silver, but I can get beautiful, massive sterling silver pendants from Portobello market for less than £30. There were no prices in the shop window, and I can only find a legit Thomas Sabo website which gives the price in Euros: €298.
Um. Yeah.
However, it's stupidly over priced for what it is. Okay so it's sterling silver, but I can get beautiful, massive sterling silver pendants from Portobello market for less than £30. There were no prices in the shop window, and I can only find a legit Thomas Sabo website which gives the price in Euros: €298.
Um. Yeah.
The piece is described as such: the feather heart stands for total faith in true love and the willingness to protect it. Awww. There's a smaller version of it too, which I actually think is nicer and more wearable for €198. Still gulping.
It would go through my heart (ho ho!) to pay that considering the 'Amethyst' is not even real but 'Amethyst-coloured synthetic zirconia' and Marcasite is cheap as chips normally. And it doesn't even come with a chain. It's beautiful but I'll hopefully spot a rip-off version on the high street or Portobello, and please let me know if you've spotted anything similar elsewhere!
I like the whole feather theme Thomas has going on, and this pendant is cute too, and guess what? only €179!
I also like the look of these earrings, but can't decide if they're just too tacky. Again they're a snip at €149 - for synthetic garnet. Now I know there's loads of other jeweller's out there charging even higher prices for less craftsmanship (*cough* Tiffany's), but I really think the stones used should be real as Amethyst and Garnet are only semi-precious and inexpensive anyway. So what you're paying for is the 'brand', but I didn't think TS was that prestigious. Okay, I'll stop complaining now!
So...some pretty bits from Thomas Sabo, but I'll wait for cheaper dupes to come onto the market, or a lottery win!


