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Aura Lux Jewelry

18k Gold Plated Hoop Huggie Black Enamel Earrings 8cm

18k Gold Plated Hoop Huggie Black Enamel Earrings 8cm

$13.99 USD
$13.99 USD
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✨**Elegant Design:** Stunning 18K Enamel Circle Hoop Earrings that blend elegance with contemporary design. ✨**Premium Quality:** Crafted with high-end stainless steel and PVD Gold Plating for durability, hypoallergenic properties, and resistance to tarnishing and water damage. ✨**Sophisticated Style:** Captivating black color and enamel coating for a touch of sophistication, suitable for formal and casual occasions. ✨**Perfect Size:** 8cm diameter to make a statement without overpowering your look, featuring a geometric circle design for a modern twist on a classic style. ✨**Versatile Accessory:** Complements a wide range of outfits, ideal for special events, nights out, or everyday wear. ✨**Timeless Beauty:** Embrace luxury and impeccable craftsmanship, let these earrings become your signature accessory enhancing your personal style.
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Aura Lux®️Frida Kahlo 18K Gold Plated Pendant with Rope Chain

Introducing our exquisite Frida Kahlo 18k gold plated pendant with a rope chain, a tribute to the iconic artist known for her bold and vibrant style. This unique piece captures the essence of Frida Kahlo's artistic spirit, featuring intricate details and craftsmanship. The pendant, plated in luxurious 18k gold, is accompanied by a stylish rope chain, adding a touch of elegance to any outfit. Embrace the beauty and individuality of Frida Kahlo with this exclusive necklace that is both a fashion statement and a work of art. Make a statement and celebrate creativity with the Frida Kahlo 18k gold plated pendant with rope chain.

Throughout her life, Frida used jewelry as a form of self-expression

One of the most striking aspects of Frida Kahlo's jewelry collection was her use of bold and vibrant pieces that reflected her Mexican heritage. She often wore traditional Mexican jewelry, such as intricate silver earrings, colorful beaded necklaces, and ornate hair accessories, which served as a connection to her roots and a celebration of her cultural background.

Frida's choice of jewelry was deeply intertwined with her personal experiences and emotions.

Following a near-fatal bus accident that left her with lifelong injuries, Frida began incorporating jewelry into her wardrobe as a way to adorn and embellish her body, turning her physical scars into symbols of strength and beauty. She famously donned elaborate headpieces, large statement earrings, and bold rings that not only accentuated her unique style but also served as a form of empowerment and self-assertion. Moreover, Frida Kahlo's jewelry was a reflection of her artistic sensibility and creativity. She often customized her pieces, combining elements of traditional Mexican jewelry with modern influences to create a truly distinctive look. Her jewelry choices were not just accessories but extensions of her art, with each piece telling a story and adding depth to her overall persona.