Navy Blue Velvet Bookmark with Functional Mini Journal

Description

Rich in detail and layered in meaning, this handcrafted Navy Blue Velvet Ribbon Bookmark was inspired by Bridge of Gold by Kimberley Woodhouse—a dual-time novel filled with mystery, history, and the discovery of long-buried truths. The standout feature of this piece is the miniature working journal charm. It opens and closes like a real book and includes tiny paper pages inside, perfect for jotting down a meaningful quote, personal prayer, or even a clue of your own.

The deep navy velvet ribbon offers an elegant contrast to the gold-tone accents and evokes the mystery and grandeur of San Francisco’s past. Whether you’re diving into a time-slip novel or gifting a friend who loves stories of faith, romance, and restoration, this bookmark is both functional and symbolic—a nod to the characters in the novel who uncover history one page at a time.

Features
📘 Real Working Mini Journal – Opens and closes with real paper pages inside
🔵 Elegant Navy Velvet Ribbon – Soft, luxe texture perfect for any novel
✨ Antique Gold Details – Beaded accents for a vintage-inspired finish
🎁 Handmade for Book Lovers – Every element assembled with care and purpose

Why You’ll Love It
🖊️ Functional & Unique – A real journal charm to write tiny notes, prayers, or favorite lines
📚 Inspired by Storytelling – Honors the layered timelines and hidden truths in Bridge of Gold
💙 Luxurious Yet Practical – 10″ velvet ribbon drapes softly and fits in most books
🎀 Perfect Gift for Readers – A one-of-a-kind piece for historical fiction fans

Bring a little mystery and meaning to your reading life—or gift it to someone who loves stories that bridge the past and present.

This book was inspired by the following passage from Bridge of Gold by Kimberley Woodhouse –

Flip sat at the bar and looked through the piles. Tidal charts, half-filled notebooks, receipts from the coffee shop. Ah. There it was. The journal from good old Augustus De Ville. It was chock-full of details. To think that the ship had been found twice and the gold never retrieved.