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Big chunky costume jewelry

Foggy Jew · 2022-08-16 19:43:25

My OH is a bit of a technophobe & has asked me to consult with Boardsies about where in Ireland she can buy big chunky costume jewelry. Any ideas? Thanks. FJ

16-08-2022 7:43pm

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Foggy Jew

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My OH is a bit of a technophobe & has asked me to consult with Boardsies about where in Ireland she can buy big chunky costume jewelry. Any ideas? Thanks. FJ

It's the bally ballyness of it that makes it all seem so bally bally.

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#2 25-08-2022 2:21pm

Day Lewin

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Seriously, charity shops are very good for this kind of thing. Your local Oxfam or Vincent's, etc
People get a nice big chunk of jewellery to wear with a particular outfit or season, and later they find that it doesn't go with their other clothes, or they get tired of it. Off to the charity shop!
Also, Etsy.

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#3 29-08-2022 7:00am

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Etsy is wear I get mine because I'm very fussy and I find chunky jewellery is either in or out, making it very hard to find in shops if it's not "in".

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