There's a chance they might. When I patronized a boutique for some time years ago they would offer to do a worldwide search for a scarf not in their inventory. Your request is easier b/c you know what you want.
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A jewelry designer carried by NM, Elizabeth Locke, does intaglios, or so I remember from 10 years ago when I used to browse in NM. She used very nice stones for her gemstone rings, tourmaline, zircon, etc.
EB what do you think of the NM closing, the one on the other side of town from you?
It really does not affect me much. Since Hermes left that store, I really had very little reason to go back there. I rarely shop at NM anymore since my SA left NM. I shop at Saks in Tysons for expensive RTW as I have a fabulous private shopper.
With my retirement and consulting gig, I rarely get dressier than jeans. But that may also be due to the pandemic.
I love Elizabeth Locke. I like to drive to The Other Elizabeth in Boyce, VA. It’s fabulous.
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It is so much fun to have a private shopper. When G Street Fabrics resided on G Street (its original location) they had shopping assistance like that. I had a celadon tweed suit that I loved which she paired with (fabric for) a turquoise blouse and golden brown pants. I never would have thought of that combination which I loved.
My fellow Koala lover, @Gnuj, feels the same as you do, @haute okole. And I do, too!
These animals are just so expressive (mums and joeys nuzzling and hugging each other, it's just so beautiful. And, as Gnuj says, it's cuteness overload. They really do look like teddy bears and will happily accept a stuffed teddy to cling to if mum's not around. In creating koalas Mother Nature created the prototype of a teddy bear. That thought cheers me up.Haute okole, Gnuj, and of course @etoupe Birkin, I'm very pleased you enjoy these pictures. Thank you all.
This little guy is considered cheeky by Aussie standards. I looked up the def of cheeky: impudent or irreverent, typically in an endearing or amusing way. Yeah, that sounds about right.
This koala has very delicate rosy coloring in his ears and around his chin. He's really rather beautiful, one of a kind.
@Rouge H Good news, I hear from the group Koala Lives Matter that Anwen was released to the wild. And so was Itty. (The "Itty" from the photo I posted in Chat: "Itty and Harry are hatching a plot.").
I had to search for Anwen since I’ve been out of the loop. So glad she’s recovered and been released. Thanks to all the rescuers and carers. Last year I followed the fires news along with many others around the world. I think Canada sent about 170+ firefighters to Australia last year. Last summer we had bad forest fires in the northern part of our province as well but I don’t think we have many animals that weren’t able to escape south (wolves, bears, moose, caribou, deer, foxes, etc. tend to run rather fast). I believe we’re gearing up for another dry summer which is conducive to fires.
Just curious, how long do koalas live?
Is the agate black agate or red agate or (I doubt this) a yellow with maybe a slight brown undertone, like a bit muted?
If the agate is black I think we have the same bracelet, got it in 2019. Mine's a little snug but the bracelet was so different from H's pure silver items that H carries I decided to get it. At the same time I got a coordinating silver chain necklace with 3 or 4 thumbnail slabs of agate in black, red, yellow. (Would like more slabs but I have an agate bead necklace I'll probably pair with it to give it some presence).