I love Jewellery. Rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets - it doesn't matter what it is, if it's pretty and sparkles even a little then I'm won over. I've lost count of the number of pieces of jewellery I have but I do know I don't enough body parts to display them all! As with anyone I have my favourite pieces of jewellery, one obviously being my engagement ring and my wedding ring.

Most of my jewellery has a story behind it, some were birthday gifts, some "just because" gifts. Pieces that spring to mind are my tanzanite ring which the Hubby bought for me to celebrate 5,000 days together (it's programmer thing). 

The first piece of jewellery the Hubby bought for me, a beautiful cross on a necklace that he surprised me with just a few weeks after we'd met. It was something I'd seen in a jeweller's shop window and said how much I liked - I wasn't hinting, we were just talking. 

And most recently my absolutely gorgeous sapphire bracelet the Hubby bought me for Christmas this year. The sapphires are all different colours - something I never knew you could get. It sparkles in the sunlight and I am in love with it!

I have bracelets the boys bought for me, like my chamilia filled with charms, and I have things I bought for myself. Jewellery speaks to me, it is a part of who I am and I'm not sure I could go a day without wearing some piece of jewellery.

I recently came across this London-based jewellers and love the jewellery they have. It makes me wish I had a daughter so I could buy her some of the jewellery. 

Tanja, the owner and creator of Kaya Jewellery, had a dream - to create beautiful children's jewellery made from real materials not plastic or wood. She wanted to include genuine materials like precious stones, freshwater pearls, and crystals. She created the jewellery and decided to have mum jewellery to match so you can celebrate those special moments together. Tanja also donates part of her profits to Eduki, Education for Kids Foundation, it gives children in Gambia a chance to go to school. 

Looking at the Kaya Jewellery website you'll see there's cute bracelets and necklaces that are meant for little ones. I love their "mum" section, where you can have pendants engraved with the names of your children (or whatever you choose) - I'm sure they'd make a great gift for Mother's Day, or a birthday. 

The prices of Kaya jewellery ins't offensive either, for example this Infinity necklace and bracelet set is available for just £39.95. It has cubic zirconia stones and a sterling silver chain. The necklace and bracelet are extendable so they're sure to fit. The set comes with a little silver cleaning cloth too. 

This jewellery is not just jewellery - the infinity symbol symbolises eternal love and friendship so it would make the perfect gift. 

Of course this set isn't the only piece at Kaya Jewellery, there's lots to choose from including heart pendants and "family tree" pendants. There's a beautiful selection of jewellery which you can check out here.

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