You've heard the expression, "put a ring on it." But did you know that rings can be worn in more ways than just on one of the fingers or toes? If you didn't, you're in luck because I'm going to show you three different ways to wear a ring.
You probably already know it's not practical to wear honkin' big rings or bracelets if you work a lot with your hands, but did you know that your lifestyle and environment should also help you determine which other bling to wear or not to wear?
One thing you've probably already figured out is that there would be no Black Friday in your favorite brick-and-mortar shops. So how do you find best Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday deals online this year? I'm here to let you in on a couple of secrets, so pull up your chair, grab a cup of pumpkin spice latte, and listen carefully.
Are you a DIY type? One thing I've never done is make something from a DIY jewelry kit. It's not that I'm not good at following instructions. The thing is, I'm too proud to make a piece of jewelry another person designed. I always want to design my own. But what if you can't design your own? That's where DIY jewelry kits come in handy, and that's why Buckaroo Bling now carries a very limited edition pearl and copper horseshoe bracelet DIY kit.
Many of us ladies think of sunglasses as just another fashion accessory, and we're partially right, but there's much more to consider when choosing the right sunglasses than just fashion trends. So, I'm fixin' here to tell you that there are 3 things more important than fashion when you go shopping for that new pair of shades.
Tooled leather, rodeo buckles, status and fashion in one, oh my! The world of belts in cowgirl fashion has a bit of a different meaning than your run-off-the-mill belts of trendy outfits. Today, I'm looking into ways of combining the status with style to show off not just your rodeo accomplishments but also your fashion sense.
In this post, I'm finally letting the cat out of the bag and sharing a whole bag of tricks to help you choose a bag that's right for you. And no, I couldn't resist a bad pun either. But seriously, how often have you wondered if there were any rules of tips to help you choose a purse?
When I sell my jewelry at live events, I often encounter customers who have a hard time choosing the color they like best among the options offered. Now, mind you, I don't offer many options. My original Dream Catchers Collection, for example, could only be purchased with either red fringe on copper or turquoise fringe on sterling silver, but there were still those who couldn't decide. To make things easier, I always ask my indecisive customers the same few questions that help them make the right choice. These are simple questions you can ask yourself next time you go jewelry shopping.
Do you have to be a wild child to wear a wild rag? Nope! Just a cowboy or a cowgirl, or a wannabe. Since the mid-1800's, wild rags have been a staple of cowboys' and cowgirls' outfits, and that's not for fashion reasons either.
Do you know how to choose quality when you shop for turquoise jewelry? Can you spot the difference between natural and man-made stones? Do you know that magnesite turquoise and howlite turquoise are not turquoise at all (hello, cheap dyed stones!)? Are you buying turquoise dust glued together or an honest to goodness piece of turquoise gemstone? If answers to some or most of these questions are a total mystery to you, read on.
Are you in love with long earrings but don't know if they'd suit you? And how long is too long anyway? If you've often been asking yourself these questions, you've come to the right spot. In this blog post, I'm talking long earrings: who should wear them and who shouldn't, how to pick the right shape and color for you, and yes, how long is too long.
Quality and purpose aside, when choosing tack for your horse, there are also some purely esthetic things to consider. Esthetic? Yes, the looks matter in horses too. You need to think of the color of your horse's coat and whether you want a more natural look, where the tack blends in with the horse's coat, or you want the tack to really stand out. So, here are some rules of thumb to take into account.
You've heard the expression, "put a ring on it." But did you know that rings can be worn in more ways than just on one of the fingers or toes? If you didn't, you're in luck because I'm going to show you three different ways to wear a ring.
You probably already know it's not practical to wear honkin' big rings or bracelets if you work a lot with your hands, but did you know that your lifestyle and environment should also help you determine which other bling to wear or not to wear?
One thing you've probably already figured out is that there would be no Black Friday in your favorite brick-and-mortar shops. So how do you find best Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday deals online this year? I'm here to let you in on a couple of secrets, so pull up your chair, grab a cup of pumpkin spice latte, and listen carefully.
Are you a DIY type? One thing I've never done is make something from a DIY jewelry kit. It's not that I'm not good at following instructions. The thing is, I'm too proud to make a piece of jewelry another person designed. I always want to design my own. But what if you can't design your own? That's where DIY jewelry kits come in handy, and that's why Buckaroo Bling now carries a very limited edition pearl and copper horseshoe bracelet DIY kit.
Many of us ladies think of sunglasses as just another fashion accessory, and we're partially right, but there's much more to consider when choosing the right sunglasses than just fashion trends. So, I'm fixin' here to tell you that there are 3 things more important than fashion when you go shopping for that new pair of shades.
Tooled leather, rodeo buckles, status and fashion in one, oh my! The world of belts in cowgirl fashion has a bit of a different meaning than your run-off-the-mill belts of trendy outfits. Today, I'm looking into ways of combining the status with style to show off not just your rodeo accomplishments but also your fashion sense.
In this post, I'm finally letting the cat out of the bag and sharing a whole bag of tricks to help you choose a bag that's right for you. And no, I couldn't resist a bad pun either. But seriously, how often have you wondered if there were any rules of tips to help you choose a purse?
When I sell my jewelry at live events, I often encounter customers who have a hard time choosing the color they like best among the options offered. Now, mind you, I don't offer many options. My original Dream Catchers Collection, for example, could only be purchased with either red fringe on copper or turquoise fringe on sterling silver, but there were still those who couldn't decide. To make things easier, I always ask my indecisive customers the same few questions that help them make the right choice. These are simple questions you can ask yourself next time you go jewelry shopping.
Do you have to be a wild child to wear a wild rag? Nope! Just a cowboy or a cowgirl, or a wannabe. Since the mid-1800's, wild rags have been a staple of cowboys' and cowgirls' outfits, and that's not for fashion reasons either.
Do you know how to choose quality when you shop for turquoise jewelry? Can you spot the difference between natural and man-made stones? Do you know that magnesite turquoise and howlite turquoise are not turquoise at all (hello, cheap dyed stones!)? Are you buying turquoise dust glued together or an honest to goodness piece of turquoise gemstone? If answers to some or most of these questions are a total mystery to you, read on.
Are you in love with long earrings but don't know if they'd suit you? And how long is too long anyway? If you've often been asking yourself these questions, you've come to the right spot. In this blog post, I'm talking long earrings: who should wear them and who shouldn't, how to pick the right shape and color for you, and yes, how long is too long.
Quality and purpose aside, when choosing tack for your horse, there are also some purely esthetic things to consider. Esthetic? Yes, the looks matter in horses too. You need to think of the color of your horse's coat and whether you want a more natural look, where the tack blends in with the horse's coat, or you want the tack to really stand out. So, here are some rules of thumb to take into account.
