(As someone wise noted, these would be so slammin' on bridesmaids. Each one could wear it however she liked! And if you do that please send us pictures!)
Catbird Exclusive Ban.do Headband, $48
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| True fact: the chandelier is from Elizabeth Arden's walk-in closet. |
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| 2 AM shot, while we were still working. Note the beautiful Hefty bag. |
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| Tarot Deck: incense, turkish rose & pencil shavings |
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| Campfire: woodsmoke, saddle leather & honey |
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| Fig Leaf: white fig, dandelion & cedar Fleurs de Nuit: night blooming jasmine, honeysuckle & cactus blossom |
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| Seven Seas: mint, sea spray & heliotrope Pomelo Blossom: asian lime, ginger & eucalyptus |
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| A signature matchbox tucked into the clever carton, designed especially for us by our Brooklyn box maker. |
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| We are like butterflies who flutter for a day and think it's forever. - Carl Sagan (Carl Sagan gave me a piggy back ride when I was in nursery school. True story.) |
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| Also available in a generously portioned travel size. |
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| I am just crazy about this guy. Ice Climber in Stone, $48 |
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| Our new, extra sparkly conflict free eternity band, made in Brooklyn! $1200 |
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| Jezebel's new Evil Eye Ring. Mysterious, eh? $288 |
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| A great selection of holiday cards. |
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| Super sexy finger bracelet. Gold ($264) and Silver ($64). |
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| Embroidered Knuckle Gloves, for men, women and the kiddos. $26-36 |
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| The sweetest, powder pink locket, made in France. Sold only at Catbird. $66 |
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| Scosha's gold and multi-stoned ring, $195 |

Not only is Made Her Think bonkers-stunning, the woman behind Made Her Think, Meredith Kahn (get it!?) is pretty bonkers-stunning herself. She happens to hail from the same fair isle that I do, and she came by the store today decked out in an array of her jewels that made me want to weep. We're also all a flutter about slave bracelets lately, and boy, do we have some special ones coming from the motherland of slave bracelets. By the by, I hate the term slave bracelet. Can we come up with a phrase less, horrible, to describe one of jewelry's great triumphs?