Thank you to Chamilia for providing me with lovely I Love You To Death jewelry collection samples. All opinions expressed in the blog post are my own. This blog post may contain affiliate links.
The Skull fashion trend is going strong and October is a great time for you to get on board with it. This month leads up to Halloween and Day of the Dead, a duo of holidays perfect for wearing skull fashion. You don’t need to sport a huge skull print shirt (unless you want to, of course) to be fashionable. I am taking a more subtle approach through skull accessories like Chamilia’s “I Love You To Death” skull earrings. Skull jewelry is fun and edgy – I especially love that I feel girly, not ghoulish, wearing pretty skull designs by Chamilia.
Chamilia introduced the “I Love You To Death” collection for Fall 2014. I was so excited when I received the collection for my review. The Skull Earrings ($40) are made from .925 sterling silver. The skull’s teeth add a touch of bling with Swarovski crystals and the heart-shaped eyes are to die for (figuratively, not literally…). Those are the kinds of girly touches I’m talking about – you can wear these skulls to Halloween parties and beyond.
The fun doesn’t stop there! Add this charming grin to your Chamilia charm bracelet. This Skull Bead ($45) is the start of my Chamilia bead collection. I added it to the Brilliance Bangle ($65).
One thing I love about this bangle bracelet is the shape. The oval shape makes a big difference when it comes to comfortable wear. The oval-shaped bangle lets me type on the computer and go about my day without getting in the way. The bangle is also very easy to get off and on.
WHERE TO BUY:
Visit Chamilia.com to learn more about “I Love You To Death” and the “Trick or Treat Halloween 2014” collections featuring limited edition charms.
Are you ready to celebrate Day of the Dead and Halloween with Chamilia’s I Love You To Death collection? Visit Chamilia.com and let me know some of your other favorites. I’d love to hear what you think in the comments below.
