Bought at $1.16 at A&W, Ayala Center in Cebu City |
They want many and various sets of these pieces to match the clothes they wear, the occasion they attend to, and the mood they are in.
Ear ornaments, as I may call them, can go from very expensive to unknown value, from elegant to simple, from outrageous to hardly-seen.
Other females who are ostentatious enough like to wear them big and pricey; they really feel good carrying themselves publicly with those valuable ones beside their cheeks.
Other females who are ostentatious enough like to wear them big and pricey; they really feel good carrying themselves publicly with those valuable ones beside their cheeks.
Handmade tiny pearls bound together as grape-style dangles bought from an office mate for $1.16 a pair |
I, myself, have a penchant for earrings so I keep a small box of these. Some, I really love to wear, while others, are just so pretty for my collection.
Price: $2.79 a pair from the Muslims in Robinson's Manila |
I have four pairs acquired recently from a boutique in Ayala Center in Cebu City and from a former office mate who supervises a cottage industry of jewelry and accessory making by unemployed mothers funded by the Philippine government. These types, I tell you, are good for special occasions and not for daily wear.
There is also another one which I'd like to include in this story. I got it almost two years back while I was in Manila. I found it so cute, almost childlike, that I decided to buy it for future use.
Check them all out!
--- Ireen ---
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