“You’re older than you’ve ever been
And now you’re even older
And now you’re older still”
Older – They Might Be Giants
When Bridgette Raes and I were invited to the Felix and Iris party I was jazzed to be getting new glasses. But at the eye doctor I received some less than happy news. When I asked how come I had to take my glasses off to read print she said “well that happens at your age.”
Groan.
Its inevitable. You keep breathing you get older. Oh I can can still party like a college kid but it takes me two days to recover. And yes sometimes I need a magnifying glass to see tiny print.
Now there is a fashionable way to have one at my fingertips all the time! Introducing the Looking Glass Necklace!
Wendra a dear kind soul, sent me a gorg necklace to try out. Not only did I love having a magnifying glass with me at all times I received tons of compliments. Everyone was so impressed when they found out it was functional as well as pretty.
And now you can win won of your very own! Leave a comment saying why you want your very own Looking Glass necklace, like their Facebook Page and share this post story via your favorite social media and you can have your own very pretty and very useful necklace.
This is terrific! I’d love a long necklace with a practical purpose to make me look long, lean, and smart.
These are gorgeous – and very steampunk. I’ve got some fussy costumes that would match one of these nicely.
Far more stylish than drugstore readers I lose everywhere, or God forbid the glasses on a chain I will NEVER wear. I can imagine myself lifting my looking glass to peruse the menu at a chic cafe.
I NEED this necklace.
Beautiful! What a great idea!
Congratulations! You’ve won the necklace! please email me at cgr0130@gmail.com
Wonderful idea, and so glad to come across this — I’ve been pining for one ever since I saw a necklace like this on a saleswoman last year. Hers was an antique, and my efforts to find something pretty and practical came to nothing, until now.
This would put an end to lost glasses, glasses on the top of the head, and glasses worn too long out of a fear of misplacing them. This is a beautiful and elegant alternative.