Vests Made of Chains - Powerhaus Jewelry (GALLERY)


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Referring to their striking jewelry designs as “vests” is pretty much a stretch, but Powerhaus designers Lenny Pier Ramos and Melissa Matos have designed a delicate silver chain that works as an accessory to enhance the drama of the fashion forward. By making the chain the bare essential, they are making the statement that vest jewelry should become a standard accessory in every fashionista’s jewelry box. Via: pamalamala.blogspot |
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