These Girl/Boy Diamond Pendants ($200 to $1,800) were designed by Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece, who says she had her own children in mind when she created the playful figures. The 18K white gold setting is filled with little diamonds and was made to be worn in multiples (Marie-Chantal wears one for each of her five children). Would you wear gem figurines of your family on your neck, or do you think these are just classed up versions of family bumper stickers?
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Girl/Boy Diamond Pendant and Chain: Ga Ga or Gag?
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I wish there was some kind of third option here. I would def. never wear these considering they look tacky, but there is some beautiful family jewelry that i would wear.
1They're ugly. Gag.
2Super-projectile-spewing-acidic-vomit.
3Yeah, those are pretty ugly. I'd never wear them. I always thought those pretty little simple ones that were really popular years ago werent bad though.
4I'd happily wear a mother's ring (especially like my mom's - very simple - just a band with four jewels on it) but I would never wear these. I don't like jewelry that looks like people ... that kind of creeps me out. lol
5I love them. Have you ever seen LucyAnn.com? So cute.
6I think they are very ugly, and the price is too high too.
7I really doubt that Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece designed these, as they are exactly the same as these necklaces they have here in Norway, called "angelic children" and they have been around for ages.
Not to mention, they are way cheaper. Around 39 dollars.
http://www.gullsmedrydeng.no/Englebarn_smykker_272.html
8Nahhh
9I think these necklaces are a bit much, but I have a bracelet with a simple little silver boy shaped pendant on it and I love it. It has one small diamond on the face and that is it, and my husband surprised me with my sons initials on the back.
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