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Fashion: Tokens of Celebration

GDA Staff -- Gifts and Dec, 12/6/2011 8:00:00 AM

Bespoken is a new collection of customizable jewelry from Waxing Poetic. The new line is meant to commemorate the special events in one's life, from the birth of a child to wedding anniversaries to graduations. The Little Darlings silhouette charm, shown here, can be inscribed with the baby's name underneath the profile silhouette of a little boy or girl. $98. Waxing Poetic, Los Olivos, CA.

Retailers only, call 805.693.9101.
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Our customers at Che Bella in Austin/Round Rock love this new line and there is a buzz around town. It is starting to pick up momentum!

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Cyndy Flores - 2011-12-28 00:41:44 EST

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