Mococo’s Top Tips
Mococo off er top tips on how to buy the perfect jewellery this Valentine’s Day Tip Two
Why Choose Jewellery? Jewellery has long been the gift of choice
for February 14th , but as of late it’s not just
traditional diamond pendants that are at the top of buyers’ lists. Moreover, traditional jewellery is being replaced with more eclectic and wearable styles. Maureen Hooson, owner of the extremely successful chain of Mococo Jewellery stores, off ers her top tips to guarantee you have a stress free shopping experience whilst purchasing the perfect gift.
Tip One
Don’t choose an item of jewellery that will be cooped up in her jewellery box for years to come. Women now want to wear jewellery throughout the day and not just for special occasions. ChloBo’s ‘Black Sparkle Rosary’ Necklace looks great with both day and eveningwear, providing a perfect transitional piece that she’ll wear 24/7.
T ink outside the box. Although she may always stick to silver bracelets, many women have a gold wedding band. T e ‘Two- Tone’ trend is perfect for them as it combines the two metals in a modern way. Pandora’s ‘Love Bundle’ is a perfect choice on this occasion.
Tip T ree
Establish whether she wears trend- led jewellery or prefers classic styles. For the fashionista why not choose T omas Sabo’s Rose Gold Watch? T e metal is bang on trend for this year and it provides the perfect accessory to complement any outfi t. For the classicist, try Jewellery Award Winner Shaun Leane’s infamous Hook Collection, which provides unique but elegant styles. For those who are more ‘fairytale princess’ than ‘edgy icon’, why not purchase some sparkle to win the key to their heart. Tresor Paris’ infamous white crystal earrings provide ‘bling- on- a- budget’ and this set from Diamonfi re is perfect for those looking for a gift to dazzle.
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