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We LOVE our new product in from Turkey! We met a great friend there who worked to design some pieces for us and the best part, he made little Trunkation logos that are on the necklaces and bracelets!
These items are not even on the website yet, so if you are interested please just e-mail!
Visit us tomorrow (Thursday) at the New York Junior League's annual Golden Tree! Please visit the NYJL website for additional information!
Hope you can join us tomorrow night in Greenwich!
One of our favorite finds ... a vintage lapis necklace from Morocco!
Just back from Turkey! We found the most amazing jewelry and cannot wait to share with you all! Turkey is such a special place and the people are so lovely ... look forward to going back very soon!
While in Morocco, we wondered how the woman had such great, youthful skin and what their secret was ... it was Argan Oil! While researching all natural and chemical free cosmetics we came across Josie Maran who also uses Argan Oil in all her products ... the best of both worlds! Since then, we have become a Josie Maran convert and use ALL of her products. They are cruelty free, chemical free, vegan, paraban free, all natural and she supports the local women of Morocco! And our skin has never looked, or felt, better!
Our friend Danielle is such a natural beauty and has a great sense of style! We love how she mixed so many of our pieces together in such a sophisticated way. She happens to be wearing some of our favorite pieces ... necklace is one of a kind from Morocco, ring is from Nepal and cuff is from Niger.
You are welcome to wear our jewelry anytime, Danielle!
I know that most people do not love or connect with elephants as much as I do, but everyone has to have a soft spot for Dame Daphne Sheldrick and all she does to save, protect and rehabilitate elephants in East Africa. We were very fortunate to visit her elephant sanctuary just outside Nairobi and have been moved by what she does to preserve these beautiful creatures and help towards preventing their extinction.
You can see the elephants and her in the new movie "Born to be Wild". She has just released a book called "Love, Life and Elephants" and will be at the American Museum of Natural History TONIGHT! Tickets are still available on the AMNH website.
Be sure to check out the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust website. They keep you updated on orphans and your heart melts each time. You can also become a foster parent to an elephant (or give it as a gift). Baby Elephants are often left orphaned by poachers. We fostered Kibo when we visited. And got to play with this adorable baby rhino while we were there.
