
There was a piece in the Artistic Detour shop that I had admired for a while now. It is called a daughter's love. It's a pink piece of sea glass with a little rhinestone in it that hangs from a delicate sheer ribbon. It is BEAUTIFUL. But I don't have a daughter, I have a son. So, one day I told John (the man behind the woman, if you will) that if Robin (the extremely talented artist) made a piece called a Son's Love, I would be interested in buying it. (Okay, I might have exaggerated a little bit on the relationship between John and Robin, but that's how it is in my little world, hehe.)
This first picture is what Robin came up with. I like that it is a more substantial piece. The heart is metal, more sturdy and enduring. The wire wrapped top makes it seem a little more masculine. And the little AB crystal adds that little touch of magic. The piece has weight to it. It's a little rugged. I love it! I think it's the exact sentiment I was looking for. Plus it came packaged with the poem that John wrote for the piece. That was a great surprise! I wanted to print out the poem anyhow, so it's really great that it will always be in the box I put my necklace in.

I also got the pretty Color Play earrings which are sea opal glass earrings. I love how simple and beautiful these earrings are. They are classy enough to wear on an interview but I could still wear them out on a date and they wouldn't look out of place at all. I love how these earrings catch light too. They seem to glow and radiate and tell me, who wouldn't want to glow and radiate?

*Pictures courtesy of Artistic Detour
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