When it comes to gift giving, jewelry is always a great option! Whether it’s for Mother’s Day, Christmas, a celebration or a birthday, giving someone special to you a piece of jewelry is always fun and meaningful. Even if it is only costume jewelry, it is something that person can keep with them forever, and [...]
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Flowers and Birthstones Galore
April 20th, 2011 
Kit 
Posted in How To's 
Tags: 1928 jewelry, birthstone, birthstone jewelry, costume jewelry, gifts 
No Comments »Fashionising with Mardi Gras Colors
March 9th, 2011 Kit With every holiday comes a tradition or a story that gets passed on from generation to generation. Yesterday was Fat Tuesday, or as most of you know it, Mardi Gras, which marks one final day of decadent living before Lent begins. Apart from the religious history of Mardi Gras and Lent, I find it a [...]
Posted in Misc Tags: 1928 jewelry, costume jewelry, culture, holiday, jewelry, mardi gras, mardi gras colors 1 Comment »Fab Find Friday: Gillian Zinser Mixes Haute with Hippie
February 25th, 2011 Kit At 1928, our style is very classic, chic, elegant and obviously vintage. While our jewelry designs stay on trend when it comes to colors of the season or silhouettes that match those of the runways, we stay true to our brand’s idea of “then, now and forever.” I adore so many of the pieces 1928 [...]
Posted in Misc Tags: bracelets, celebrity inspired jewelry, Celebrity Trends, costume jewelry, fab find friday, fashion 2 Comments »Bejeweled: Save the Dates!
October 4th, 2010 Annie As you may have seen on our 1928 Facebook page, we just opened our first LA retail store in Studio City! Not to confuse you with our two outlet stores in Burbank. This new boutique store will feature new and higher end items, and we are stocked! So to celebrate this special milestone, we are [...]
1920s Jewelry
July 29th, 2010 Annie Art Deco represents the era from 1920 to about 1930. And what happened before that definitely affected society, culture, architecture, art—and of course fashion. It was after World War I and after the Industrial Revolution. No longer was jewelry only worn by the highbrow and moneyed folks. Jewelry could now be mass produced, and now [...]
