I am a sucker for gorgeously loud jewellery. I could not resist when I spotted this gold snail ring in the window of a boutique in Bangsar Village in Kuala Lumpur. There were 4 of these snail rings by a Korean designer (the boutique owner was unable to tell me her name), their shells were baby blue and pink, cream and chocolate.
I chose the pink one. Pink is my new favourite colour, replacing grey! I’ve called her ‘Pinkie’. ‘She has 2 antennae, a cute smile and a big bow tie!. I am wearing a vintage gold bead necklace, Pinko tie-dye cardigan and Gorman singlet.
See what I mean? I am in love with anything pink now.
As you can see, I nearly wore her to bed! Here is ‘Pinkie’ looking very proud to be on my index finger. She is going to be my side kick at any cocktail party.
Pink is taking place of grey??poor grey!!I guess this holiday has brought u enough romance,no wonder u r in love with pink~haha
It’s so cute! I can’t believe anything would replace grey as your ultimate favourite colour, but I guess I was wrong. I get in the mood for pink stuff too, but at sporadic times…=P
Yeah, I was teased for adopting pink as my new favourite colour. ‘Pinkie’ is adorable, isn’t she?
But.. but.. pink is My favourite color.. =(
Chrispy, I know. Now you’ll have to share =)
I love this ring, its so cute!
Thanks for the comment on my blog btw.
Laura
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Wow she’s so cute! Hahaha well at least pink and grey go well together =)
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