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Accessories are truly the ice-ing on the cake. I do like to think of jewelry as the gorgeous little sprinkles or sanding sugar or some type of confectionary topping that gives the outfit extra sparkle. It’s no wonder that I have a weakness for cocktail rings; a must-have in my book, utterly necessary to complete an outfit; after all, cocktail rings are the epitome all things fabulous. Arguably the most obnoxious of jewelry, yes, but a little bit of attention-grabbing mechanisms, when used in moderation (read: not pairing it when statement necklaces and bracelets, all at the same time). Such rings elevate an outfit to a higher level: part glitz, part glamorous. So imagine my surprise when Nadia of ice.com jewelry emailed me, being so generous and so kind as to offering me any piece to make my own. It was quite agonizing having to choose just one out of a myriad of choices (and my myriad I do not exaggerate at all!) from this selection. Ice.com is quite easy to navigate; many a times when an online boutique offers such a wide selection, the site itself can become messy or hard to navigate. Ice.com still remained aesthetically pleasing whilst being easy to…http://lacouturiernyc.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/9-carat-green-amethyst-black-sapphire-sterling-silver-ring.jpg