Style | Lymehouse Jewellery*

It seems I've become a little bit obsessed with wearing unique jewellery as of late. They do such a lovely job of jazzing up an outfit so what's not to love? And you don't get more unique than the stunning pieces from Lymehouse Jewellery.

A few weeks back I got talking to the ever so lovely Jo, the owner of the company, and she offered to send me a pair of her beautiful button earrings for me to share with you all; an opportunity I just jumped at.


Jo makes all of her jewellery herself by hand so it's guaranteed that every pair is made with lots of love, care and attention. She offers a wide and wonderful range of different button designs that are all priced at around the £4 mark, which is a simply wonderful price considering the costly examples you tend to find in most stores at the moment (Topshop, I'm looking at you). The buttons give the pieces a bit of a vintage feel to them, I think, and this is right up my street.

Each of the Lymehouse Jewellery pieces will most definitely perk up any outfit; they come in all different shapes, sizes and colours so you're destined to find one that suits you just perfectly. They also can work well accessorizing both daytime and evening looks.

And for all of us who have skin that sits more on the sensitive side of things, the backs of the earrings are actually made of titanium. This makes them hypo-allergenic. What more could you ask for?

The earrings come packaged in a gorgeous tiny little organza draw-string bag that's been placed in a sturdy little box the perfect size to pop through the letterbox.

The Lymehouse Jewellery Handmade Button Earrings retail at £4.00 and are avaliable online.
(2018 Update: The Lymehouse Jewellery Website Is No Longer Live)

What style of jewellery are you rockin' at the moment?

*Disclaimer: This product was kindly gifted by Jo at Lymehouse Jewellery,  for the purpose of this review. All views and opinions shared on realityleaveslotstoimagination are always honest and unbiased.

Lifestyle | The Updated Bucket List

The sudden trend in the blogging world for these so called "reverse bucket lists" has inspired me to look back over my bucket list and jazz it up a little; refreshing it a bit here and there. This is still a work in progress but I'm rather happy with how it is at the moment so I thought I'd share it with you lovely lot.


Travel
Go on a road trip from one end of the USA to the other.
Throw a dart on a map and travel wherever it lands.
Visit Pompeii.
Go on a road trip around the UK.
Visit Las Vegas.
Buy a same day plane ticket to a foreign country.
Go on a mother-daughter holiday.

Sights 
Visit the Anne Frank House, Amsterdam.
See the Northern Lights.
Visit Disney World, Florida.
Tour a Concentration Camp.
Go on the Skydeck in Chicago.
See The Hollywood Sign.
Visit Disneyland.
Ride in a hot air balloon.
Go up the Empire State Building.
See Juliet's Balcony in Verona.
Visit Times Square.
Visit Graceland.
Dip into the thermal hot springs in Iceland.
Visit Alcatraz, San Francisco.
See the Leaning Tower of Piza.
Visit Ground Zero.
Stay at the Ice Hotel, Sweden.
Visit Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany.
See the sun rise over Stone Henge.
Visit Niagara Falls.
Stay in Igloo Village, Finland.
Get through the biggest maze in the world.
Visit Mount Rushmore.
Ride a cable car in San Francisco.

Events
Attend a masquerade.
Take part in the Moonwalk in London.
Go on a cruise.
Attend a concert in Madison Square Garden.
Go to a drive-in movie.
Watch a movie at the Hot Tub Cinema.
Attend The Secret Garden Party.
Go to the Olympics.
Attend the Number 6 Festival.
Party at Mardi Gras.
Attend Bestival
Attend a Cirque du Soleil show.

Other
Read the top 100 books of all time.
Learn to cook a signature dish.
Be in the audience of one of my favourite TV shows.
Swim with dolphins.
Take a photo everyday for a year.
Ride a Segway.
Arrange my own huge charity fundraiser.
Take part in a flash mob.
Take a yoga class.
Watch every film that's won a BAFTA for 'Best Film' in my lifetime.
Throw someone a surprise party.
Ride a Quad Bike.
Spend a summer working abroad.
Attend the first screening of a new film on the day it comes out.
Be a movie extra.
Travel first class.

And there you have it; the list so far. I have no doubt that I will be adding a fair few new bits to this list as the years go by but as it stands at the moment I'm confident I've got a good ol' list that it achievable but would give me some incredible memories.

What's on your list?

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