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Saturday, December 14, 2013

2014 trend forecast

2014 trend forecast by cutandpaste featuring Preen tops

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

TREND: Black and White with Color All Over

something different by cutandpaste featuring vintage style eyeglasses

Skull t shirt, $26 / Theory / Hobbs striped skirt, $160 / Knee high socks, $16 / Tory Burch ballet shoes / Burberry leather shoulder bag / Pearl earrings, $795 / Dolce & Gabbana square scarve / Vintage style eyeglass

Black & White with Color All Over by cutandpaste on polyvore.com

BLACK & WHITE WITH COLOR by cutandpaste featuring sports letterman jackets

Acne sleeveless top, $52 / Opening Ceremony sports letterman jacket, $360 / Jil Sander Navy , $1,030 / Flat socks, $16 / Meredith Wendell neon bag / DANNIJO bohemian jewelry / DANNIJO bib necklace

JANUARY'S BIRTHSTONE: THE GARNET

JANUARY'S BIRTHSTONE: THE GARNET by cutandpaste featuring high heel boots

High heel boots / Valentino wellies boots / Valentino wellies boots / Oscar de la Renta python handbag / Silver ring / Burberry cashmere shawl / Lanvin / REVLON Super Lustrous-Rouge à lèvres N°386 Garnet Chrome, $19

January's Garnet by cutandpaste on polyvore.com

"The gemstone Garnet is the official birthstone for January as adopted by the American National Association of Jewelers in 1912. It is also the stone for the Zodiac sign Aquarius. See the birthstone tables for additional references to this stone and garnet birthstone jewelry for more information and links to handmade jewelry with garnets.

Garnet may be given as a gem on the 2nd and 6th wedding anniversary.

Garnet occurs in every color except blue and most varieties are named for their color. Rhodolite is a purplish red, hessonite is the name for an orange, cinnamon, or pinkish variety. Tsavorite is the name given to dark green grossularite. Uvarovite and demantoid are also green varieties.

Pyrope garnets are purplish red, orangy red, crimson, or dark red. Spessartite garnets range from yellow and orange through red to reddish brown to dark black/brown. Color change garnets exhibit a "alexandrite-like" effect when viewed in natural light or artificial lighting.

Garnets range from a 7.0 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale of hardness and are found in the U.S. (Arizona), South Africa, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Myanmar (Burma), Scotland, Switzerland and Tanzania . Garnets are formed when high temperatures and/or pressure is a factor and geologists often use garnets as a gauge of the amount of temperature and pressure that was present during their formation.

Garnet's powers include healing, strength, and protection and it is often worn to relieve inflammations of the skin. It is also believed to regulate the heart and blood flow and aid in curing depression. In earlier times, garnets were exchanged as gifts between friends to demonstrate their affection for each other and to insure that they meet again."

information provided from

http://www.bernardine.com/gemstones/garnet.htm