Juicy Couture Tiger Eye Ring – Deal of the Week!!!

DEAL OF THE WEEK!!!

Tiger’s Eye stones come in a beautiful yellow to red-brown color and have an exquisitely silky luster. When used in jewelry, Tiger’s Eye is said to bring good luck and protection to its wearer, and to clear the mind and retain focus. The whimsical Tiger Eye Ring by Juicy Couture is centered with a spectacular brownish Tiger’s Eye stone. This antique style gold plated ring contains intricate carvings of leaves, droplets, and swirls. A hinged locket flips open reveling a secret compartment. This bold ring comes with a size adjuster to fit perfectly on every finger. Buy the Juicy Couture Adjustable Tiger Eye Ring through Shopbop for $88 $44.  Plus, take an extra 20% off any sale item with code SALE20 at Shopbop. Ends July 23rd at 11:59 PDT.

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Tags: Clear the mind, Deal of the week, Droplets, Focus, Hinged locket, jewelry, Juicy Couture, Leaves, Secret Compartment, Silky Luster, Size adjuster, Spectacular, Stone, Swirls, Tiger's eye, Whimsical

Posted by Di · July 22, 2009
Category: Deal of the week, Gemstones, Gold, Rings

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5 Responses to “Juicy Couture Tiger Eye Ring – Deal of the Week!!!”

1. # Hillary Pon 23 Jul 2009 at 8:24 am

   I love the uniqueness of this ring.

   Reply
2. # Links: Found and Loved : FashionGrailon 25 Jul 2009 at 6:01 am

   [...] Juicy Couture Tiger Eye Ring – Deal of the Week!!! (Jewelry Revelations) [...]

3. # Margie Lon 29 Jul 2009 at 9:52 pm

   This ring rocks!

   Reply
4. # Deeon 29 Jul 2009 at 9:59 pm

   I like the secret compartment.

   Reply
5. # Diamonds, not my BFF | Smaller Simpler Fasteron 12 Jul 2010 at 10:33 am

   [...] The rarest gems in the world sound like it. With names like painite, serendibite, poudretteitte, jeremejevite you might think these are objects are dug direct from the middle ages or found in the back of your local homeopath’s office.  But even if you can’t get your paws on the rarest, what’s wrong with Amethyst? Opals? Tiger’s Eye? [...]

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