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I am a huge huge fan of Tod's. Way back when I remember thinking their bags were too simplistic and no one would know exactly what I was carrying. With quite a bit of time and a little more sophisticated view on fashion, I realize that is part of the appeal of Tod's bags. I love them. The Tod's New Girelli <a href="http://www.parisisabelmarant.com/isabel-marant-wila-wedge-sneakers-bleu-p- 8788.html">Isabel Marant WILA wedge sneakers bleu</a> East/West Bag is a bag that will last through the ages. Many of us question if metallic bags will remain in style, and I can't think that a bag like this will go out of style. Made with a golden metallic finish, this textured leather bag is stunningly simple and elegant. My favorite extra to this bag is the flap top closure which is innovatively closed on both sides of the bag by locking ball-snaps. Don't ask if it would be a pain to get in or out of, because I don't know- but if any one of you knows I would love to hear what you think
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Known as the "success stone, " pale yellow Citrine, the gemstone for November, suffers from a case of mistaken identity that sometimes keeps gem lovers away from its splendor and benefits. Native Citrine's color can range from a light lemon yellow to a deep golden brown. After Citrine is faceted into a gemstone, it is nearly impossible to differentiate it visually from the more expensive Yellow Topaz.Regrettably, this identity problem has led corrupt gem dealers to change out the cheaper Citrine for Yellow Topaz, which is generally only revealed when the purchaser resells the jewel.Commercial caliber Citrine is produced by heat treating Amethyst or Smoky Quartz crystals in order to activate ferric impurities that give Citrine its golden-yellow color. Under this manufacturing method, Citrine tends to encompass a more orange or reddish cast than natural occurring Citrines, which are generally a paler yellow color. Brazil produces the majority of the world's gem-grade Citrine. For those b
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