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THE BLADE: TOLEDO, OHIO SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2014 SECTION A, PAGE 7 toledoBlade .com WHAT TO BUY HOLIDAY COUNTDOWN 25 SHOPPING DAYS LEFT JEWELRY G ood things come in small packages, so little boxes mean big smiles. It’s really hard to go wrong with jewelry. Understat- ed or bold, classic or cutting edge, there’s a piece for every style. No matter the budget or taste, a little extra bling can go a long way, so here are 10 options for some holiday sparkle: — LAUREN LINDSTROM BLADE STAFF WRITTER Show some school pride but leave the foam finger at home. Donning cufflinks or a necklace is a subtle way to cheer on a favorite team while remaining work-appropri- ate. Brookstone at Franklin Park Mall sells cufflinks for about $60 while Kay Jewelers, also at Franklin Park, has a variety of team-re- lated items ranging from $45 to $100. For megawatt dazzle, choose an item from the “Rhythm of Love” collection that will sure to be the talk of the par- ty. Find the perfect sparkle at J. Foster Jewelers at either the Fallen Timbers and Franklin Park location. Items range from $80 to $25,000. Antiques Antique shops are a treasure trove for gift hunters looking for one- of-a-kind items. ey of- fer a variety of styles, and hunting for the perfect item is half the fun. Find unique pieces like this ring for $250 at Leffler’s Antiques on West Central Avenue in Toledo. Something different Rose gold is a great option for those who already have pieces in the more traditional white and yellow varieties. For elegance with a colorful twist, these 18-kar- at love knot earrings are $149 at Macy’s at Franklin Park Mall. Local flair Shop local with To- ledo artist Katy Mims for colorful glass and crystal creations. If color is her thing, there are bracelets, earrings and necklaces to brighten any wardrobe. Find her South Paw Studios online at south- pawonline.com or in sever- al area boutiques, including e Flower Market in Toledo and Hudson Gallery in Sylva- nia. ese lovely ruby-colored Swarovski crystal drop earrings are $32. Making a statement Go bold or go home: e statement necklace trend isn’t new, but deep jewel tones with a lot of sparkle offer a wintry flair to complement any holiday cocktail dress. Just in time for a fancy New Year’s Eve soiree that doesn’t break the budget, this blue and purple bauble is $46 on JCPenney’s Web site, jcpenney.com. Timepiece Give the gift of time this season. An elegant wristwatch is always a crowd-pleaser, but a pocket-watch will delight the nostalgist. Elegant yet useful, these selections from David Fairclough merge old- world charm and mod- ern shine. Find this one for $520 at David Fair- clough on Central Ave- nue in Toledo. Personalize Build the perfect bejeweled creation with Cleveland-based Heather Moore’s hand- stamped jewelry. Find an item from her collection locally at Harold Jaffe Jew- elers in Toledo, or on her Web site where her pieces typically range from $150 to $700. Personalize with important names, dates and symbols for a one-of-a- kind item. Keep loved ones close with this pendant that allows for up to three names surrounding a heart for $600. For long-distance lovers or college students studying out of state, choose two state pendants to show off all of the places they call home. Etsy.com has an abundance of state-related jewelry options in different sizes, met- als, and price points. Many allow customization with hearts or inscriptions. Stainless steel options start at $20, while gold and silver ones range from $80-$250. Charmingly simple For the minimalist in your life, Alex and Ani bangles are the way to go, offering a variety of charms and finishes that don’t overwhelm. Bonus: A portion of the proceeds from many brace- lets support charitable causes. In December, 20 percent of proceeds from this sunflower bracelet will benefit the Alzheimer’s Associ- ation. Most Alex and Ani pieces cost between $28 and $48. Find the perfect look and cause at Fid- dle Stix Boutique & Gallery in Perrysburg. Prices and availablity subject to change. Team spirit Near and far Hey, big spender

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Page 1: SHOPPING DAYS LEFT WHAT TO BUY JEWELRYNov 30, 2014  · SHOPPING DAYS LEFT JEWELRY ... Paw Studios online at south-pawonline.com or in sever-al area boutiques, including ... Alex and

THE BLADE: TOLEDO, OHIO ■ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2014 SECTION A, PAGE 7toledoBlade .com

W H A T T O B U Y

HOLIDAY COUNTDOWN

25 SHOPPING DAYS LEFT

JEWELRYGood things come in small packages, so

little boxes mean big smiles. It’s really hard to go wrong with jewelry. Understat-ed or bold, classic or cutting edge, there’s a piece for every style. No matter the budget or taste, a little extra bling can go a long way, so here are 10 options for some holiday sparkle:

— LAUREN LINDSTROMBLADE STAFF WRITTER

Show some school pride but leave the foam � nger at home. Donning cu� inks or a necklace is a subtle way to cheer on a favorite team while remaining work-appropri-

ate. Brookstone at Franklin Park Mall sells cu� inks for about $60 while Kay Jewelers, also at Franklin Park, has a variety of team-re-lated items ranging from $45 to $100.

For megawatt dazzle, choose an item from the “Rhythm of Love” collection that will sure to be the talk of the par-ty. Find the perfect sparkle at J. Foster Jewelers at either

the Fallen Timbers and Franklin Park location. Items range from $80 to $25,000.

AntiquesAntique shops

are a treasure trove for gift hunters looking for one-of-a-kind items. � ey of-fer a variety of styles, and hunting for the perfect item is half the fun. Find unique pieces like this ring for $250 at Le� er’s Antiques on West Central Avenue in Toledo.

Something di� erentRose gold is a great option for those

who already have pieces in the more traditional white and yellow varieties. For elegance with a colorful twist, these 18-kar-at love knot earrings are $149 at Macy’s at Franklin Park Mall.

Local � airShop local with To-

ledo artist Katy Mims for colorful glass and crystal creations. If color is her thing, there are bracelets, earrings and necklaces to brighten any wardrobe. Find her South Paw Studios online at south-pawonline.com or in sever-al area boutiques, including � e Flower Market in Toledo and Hudson Gallery in Sylva-nia. � ese lovely ruby-colored Swarovski crystal drop earrings are $32.

Making a statementGo bold or go home: � e statement

necklace trend isn’t new, but deep jewel tones with a lot of sparkle o� er a wintry � air to complement any holiday cocktail dress. Just in time for a fancy New Year’s Eve soiree that doesn’t break the budget, this blue and purple bauble is $46 on JCPenney’s Web site, jcpenney.com.

TimepieceGive the gift of

time this season. An elegant wristwatch is always a crowd-pleaser, but a pocket-watch will delight the nostalgist. Elegant yet useful, these selections from David Fairclough merge old-world charm and mod-ern shine. Find this one for $520 at David Fair-clough on Central Ave-nue in Toledo.

PersonalizeBuild the perfect

bejeweled creation with Cleveland-based Heather Moore’s hand-stamped jewelry. Find an item from her collection locally at Harold Ja� e Jew-elers in Toledo, or on her Web site where her pieces typically range from $150 to $700. Personalize with important names, dates and symbols for a one-of-a-kind item. Keep loved ones close with this pendant that allows for up to three names surrounding a heart for $600.

For long-distance lovers or college students studying out of state, choose two state pendants to show o� all of the places they call home. Etsy.com has an abundance of state-related jewelry options in di� erent sizes, met-

als, and price points. Many allow customization with hearts or inscriptions. Stainless steel options start at $20, while gold and silver ones range from $80-$250.

Give the gift of time this season.

An elegant wristwatch is always a crowd-pleaser, but a pocket-watch will delight the nostalgist. Elegant yet useful, these selections from David Fairclough merge old-world charm and mod-ern shine. Find this one

David Fair- on Central Ave-

PersonalizeBuild the perfect

bejeweled creation with Cleveland-based Heather Moore’s hand-stamped jewelry. Find an item from her collection locally at elersWeb site where her pieces typically range from to $700important names, dates and symbols for a one-of-a-

for colorful glass and crystal creations. If color is her thing, there are bracelets, earrings and necklaces to brighten any wardrobe. Find her South Paw Studios online at pawonline.comal area boutiques, including � e Flower Marketand nia. � ese lovely ruby-colored Swarovski crystal drop earrings are

Franklin Park Mall.

Charmingly simpleFor the minimalist in your

life, Alex and Ani bangles are the way to go, o� ering a variety of charms and � nishes that don’t overwhelm. Bonus: A portion of the proceeds from many brace-lets support charitable causes. In December, 20 percent of proceeds from this sun� ower bracelet will bene� t the Alzheimer’s Associ-ation. Most Alex and Ani pieces cost between $28 and $48. Find the perfect look and cause at Fid-dle Stix Boutique & Gallery in Perrysburg.

Prices and availablity subject to change.

Team spirit Near and far Hey, big spender