M2 by Mary Margrill “a conversation worth having”

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Aug 14, ‵09
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M2 by Mary Margrill - Jewelry - M2 by Mary Margrill

I know not everyone believes. It’s a powerful concept that non-believers simply cannot grasp. The “non-believers” are the ones who see in black and white. They only believe what they can see, touch, and prove. Believers see the grey, and allow for the things that cannot be seen, or proven.

I gravitate toward Mary Margrill’s jewelry, because it reminds me. It reminds me where I want to be, where I am, and how far I have come. I already have her ‘Faith’ necklace, and her ‘I am loved’ necklace. I wear them almost everyday, and they remind me everyday. Lately, I’m drawn to the ‘believe’ necklace. I ‘believe’ things happen for a reason, and I have ‘Faith’ that I will find my way. I connect to this jewelery. Isn’t that where we all want to be right now, connected?

So, are you a believer?

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M2 Jewelry in this observation:

  • M2 Mary Margrill ‘Believe’ Necklace
  • Believe, Happiness, and Love Three rings Necklace
  • ‘Faith Necklace

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    • barchbo

      Pretty! I have a simple silver charm imprinted with “hope” that I have stopped wearing since people starting thinking it was a political statement. This is an attractive option!

    • http://styleobserver.com Jean V. Pratt

      You know what I love about them – they sparkle & are eye catching. I have really pale skin, and not all jewelry looks good against my skin. These necklaces happen to pop nicely.

    • abbyjdean1

      Not into religious inspired jewelry. Prefer not to frequent a site that supports it. I feel that fashion goes above the color, racial and religious lines and prefer not to incorporate it. If that is something that you support, I'll choose to visit other style sites. Thanks, Abby

    • http://styleobserver.com Jean V. Pratt

      It's more about the power of the mind. As far as your comment – “I feel fashion goes above the color, racial, and religious lines…” Fashion is all about personal expression. Many people use fashion to express their views, and thoughts. It's an outward projection of who we are. Yes, I support their right to do that. I support their right to be and dress how they choose. If that means wearing a necklace that shows they believe in something bigger – go for it. Since you so adamantly are against that – by all means visit other sites.

    • abbyjdean1

      I agree with you thoughts on fashion and personal expression. Thanks for
      your time and thoughtful response.

    • abbyjdean1

      I agree with you thoughts on fashion and personal expression. Thanks for
      your time and thoughtful response.