Jewelry Inspired by Books
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Jewelry Stories from Bridge of Gold
Thank you so much for joining me for today’s edition of Jewelry Stories! From the moment I saw this book cover and read the back cover blurb, I knew there would be jewelry ideas inside. 🙂 This book was released in 2021, and if you have never read about the history of the Golden Gate bridge, this book will be the perfect introduction for you. Want to know more? Here’s the book’s description… Repairs on the Golden Gate Bridge Uncover a Century-Old Murder Underwater archaeologist Kayla Richardson is called to the Golden Gate Bridge where repairs to one of the towers uncovers two human remains from the late 1800s and the…
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Jewelry Stories with Laurel Blount
Hello again, and welcome to a new Jewelry Stories post! I am thrilled to welcome today’s guest, Laurel Blount, as we talk about her Johns Mill Amish Romance Series. In particular, we’re going to discuss the first book, Shelter in the Storm, and share some jewelry and bookish bling that I hope you will enjoy. 🙂 It’s no secret that I love Amish fiction, having read it since its earliest days with Beverly Lewis and Cindy Woodsmall leading the way. Shelter in the Storm was Laurel’s first venture into this genre, and I heartily encourage you to read it if you haven’t! We’ll start today’s post with a short Q&A,…
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Jewelry Stories from Price of Privilege
Hi friends! Hope you are enjoying a great start to a new year, and that it’s already been full of some great books. 🙂 I have been sitting on today’s design for (ahem) longer than I’ve wanted to, but I’m hoping you’ll love it just the same. Having read books 1 and 2 from this series not long after they were originally published, I knew the time had come for me to finish it. One thing that was different with this book was that I listened to an audiobook rather than read it in print, and I suspect that may be why I didn’t enjoy it as much. Some books…
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Jewelry Stories from Come Back to Me
Welcome to the last Jewelry Stories post of 2021! I really feel like I have saved one of the best for last, and I hope you’ll agree after seeing these designs inspired by Come Back to Me by Jody Hedlund. Before we go a minute further, if you have not read this book, it needs to go to the top of your TBR stack! And what’s more – book 2 is about to release next month so you will not have to wait to continue the story. If you follow me on Instagram or Facebook, you’ll remember that I asked for your feedback a few months back on what you…
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Jewelry Stories from The Prince of Spies
Thank you so much for joining me today for my latest edition of Jewelry Stories! I cannot tell y’all how much I enjoy bringing these posts to you every week. For this week’s post, we’re going to revisit the Hope and Glory series by Elizabeth Camden. I hope you’ll forgive me that I’m going out of order in featuring these books, but everything for book three came together much quicker than it’s coming for book two… Hopefully, I will be featuring jewelry from A Gilded Lady in a couple more weeks. 🙂 But for today, it’s all about Luke from The Prince of Spies. I have seen in so many…
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Jewelry Stories from The Spice King
Thank you so much for joining me today for my latest edition of Jewelry Stories! I cannot tell y’all how much I enjoy bringing these posts to you every week. I hope you’ll forgive me that I took a break last week. Everything seemed to hit at once, and I found myself needing to focus on other things other than books and jewelry. 🙁 This week, I’m featuring one of my favorite reads of the year – The Spice King by Elizabeth Camden. I have only read a handful of her books over the years, and after seeing so many of my fellow book friends reading her newest release this…
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Jewelry Stories from An Unexpected Arrangement
Thank you so much for joining me for today’s Jewelry Stories! I have read my fair share of Love Inspired books this year, and some of them have had the sweetest ideas for jewelry! An Unexpected Arrangement was released earlier this year, though I only had the chance to read it a couple of weeks ago. In a word – delightful! 🙂 And I’m oh-so-anxious to read the book before it and the one that comes after it in a couple of months. There was one little excerpt that mentioned jewelry, and I have been itching to create this style of earrings for my shop for a loooong time now.…
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Jewelry Stories from The Lady in Residence
Thank you so much for joining me for today’s Jewelry Stories from The Lady in Residence! I have been a fan of Allison Pittman’s books ever since reading her Sister Wives series (and yes, they’re much better than the tv show that shares the same name). I have yet to find an author that writes quite like she does. Her stories are unique and fresh with deep characters and interesting plots. I was so excited to see that she was going to be a contributing author for a new series by Barbour about historical landmarks. The Lady in Residence was set in the historic Menger Hotel, and featured a heroine…
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Jewelry Stories from Ashes of Glass
Hi there! So glad you could join me today for a new edition of Jewelry Stories! Today, I’m doing my second feature of an indie book, and it also happens to be a fairytale retelling. 🙂 I’ve always had an affinity for all things princesses and fairytales, so it’s no surprise that I gravitated toward this Cinderella story called Ashes of Glass. To be honest, I didn’t really enjoy the beginning of this story, but I really wanted to stick it out because I knew it would turn itself around. Turns out I was right, and this sweet Cinderella and Prince Charming tale was just the thing my romantic heart…
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Jewelry Stories from When Twilight Breaks
I have been so anxious for this week’s Jewelry Stories post as it features one of my favorite reads so far this year – When Twilight Breaks by Sarah Sundin. If you have not already read this book, I highly encourage you to move it to the top of your TBR stack! You will not be able to concentrate on anything else until you read it to the very end! World War II fiction is not a genre I typically gravitate toward. However, I’m finding myself reading it more and more – and loving it! I was so surprised to find several different themes in this book that were perfect…
