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				The heroines of F. Scott Fitzgerald's stories and novels were bold and unapologetic but
				often sad and cynical. As a society beauty, Daisy of The Great Gatsby was no
				exception. She had style, beauty and riches, but what she lacked - what most of his
				characters lack - is a sense of happiness and peace with themselves and the world at large.
				Their life was one of compromise, often foregoing the one they loved for the one who
				could continue the lifestyle to which they were accustomed. But oh what style!
				His women glimmer and shine in sequined flapper gowns and flowing champagne as they
				dance on the edge of darkness. This 8" multi-strand bracelet is a natural partner
				to the quartz no. 14 gatsby necklace. Both shine
				with bold Art Deco style. 
				Cost: $56.00 USD
				
				
				
				
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				- Color: neutral - dark
- Color: neutral - light
- Material: quartz rocks
- Material: pearls
- Type: bracelets
- Geek Chic: literary allusions
 
	 
		 
		
		 
		 
		
		 The beading cord is strong, but given the number of stones and strands, it wouldn't be a good
				idea to let young children rub, bend and pull on the strands of the bracelet, particularly with
				the delicate Japanese glass between smoky quartz stones. As with
				all beaded jewelry: do not let young toddlers chew on it.
				The beading cord is strong, but given the number of stones and strands, it wouldn't be a good
				idea to let young children rub, bend and pull on the strands of the bracelet, particularly with
				the delicate Japanese glass between smoky quartz stones. As with
				all beaded jewelry: do not let young toddlers chew on it.
			
