Cuppa?

Cuppa? An abbreviation of "cup of tea". And is how one asks someone familiar to indulge in a favourite beverage. Enjoy the company, comfort a friend, relieve some pressing stress this is almost always a must.

A mismatched pair of a cup and a pot. Antique-effect. Delightful and charming. The teapot dangles from glass beads. The same bead is repeated on the teacup pair.

A delightfully charming SPARKLE...

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Dragonflower

 The scene is the garden. And you've got tiny creatures flying about the place visiting all the sweet flowers. Amazing to watch.

A mismatched pair of a dragonfly on one side and a couple of flowers adorned with glass beads.

A sweet SPARKLE...


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Nymph

There's a certain delicateness in this pair. Something utterly feminine. The pearls? The flower? Putting them together seem appropriate as they both conjure that feeling of tenderness. Like a woman wearing clothes with the long skirt gently being blown by the wind, as her long hair, while she walks along the shore.

A mismatched pair of pearl clusters with a flower on one side and a leaf on the other. Reminds one of grace and elegance.

A graceful SPARKLE...


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