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Outfit: Yellow Top c/o Haus 131 | Sold Denim c/o Posh Boutique | Kelsi Dagger Goya Bootie (similar) | Striped Floppy Hat | Olivia Shopper in Saddle c/o Gigi New York

Jewelry: Bracelets c/o Loren Hope | Vintage Gold Leaf Necklace c/o Vintage Green Jewelry 

Good Morning readers, today we’re going out with new and in with the old! Yes, you read that right because I am referring to this gorgeous Victorian Book Chain circa 1890 with a Deco Dress Clip circa 1920s! I don’t know about you, but if I could have lived in a different era, I would most definitely choose the roaring 1920s. Just think, if we were living in the 1920s right now we’d all be decked out in feathers, jewels, flappers and ruby red lips without a care in the world! Sigh… Since, we can’t travel back in time, I found the next best thing, Vintage Green Jewelry!  I mean, how stunning is this vintage gold leaf necklace! If you put it on an close your eyes, you just might hear Jazz music playing, glasses clinking and heels tapping.  Sounds magical, right?

Do you remember when I styled it with matching separates here–> On Wednesdays, We Wear Pink.  Even though the necklace looks like it should be worn with cocktail attire, I love the way it looks paired with a casual outfit for an unexpected twist. How would you style this necklace?

About the designer: “Thanks to her grandmother, Edith Anne Hunt fell in love with vintage jewelry at a young age.
Born and raised in Atlanta, Edith Anne also inherited the ‘jewelry gene’ from watching her mother design, produce, and manage her own jewelry business. In 2009, the Auburn University grad started Vintage Green out of a desire to give life to old, one-of-a-kind pieces from her grandmother’s collection.
The name ‘Vintage Green’ symbolizes Edith Anne’s passion for vintage in a repurposed fresh contemporary style. Though the jewelry line is always evolving, Edith Anne remains committed to using vintage and antique pieces such as, deco brass chain, antique buckles, and vintage brooches in her unique designs.
Ultimately, Edith Anne designs for the everyday white tee-shirt and jean kind of woman. Her vision is to make the ordinary extraordinary through her one-of-a-kind pieces.”
Made by hand and with love in Atlanta 

Make sure to enter to win one of Edith’s gorgeous vintage necklaces on today’s post!

Compensation for this post was provided by Vintage Green Jewelry and Haus 131. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and are not indicative of the opinions or positions of Vintage Green Jewelry or Haus 131.