Ilaments Day of the Dead Sugar Skull Hoop Earrings Giveaway

My friend Lisa Rocha created Ilaments, a jewelry line that is inspired by her Mexican and Native American cultures. "Ila", which happens to be Lisa's middle name means "one who takes on challenges" in Hopi. Some of Ilaments pieces have a misplaced bead, which symbolizes our imperfections and reminds us that we are not perfect like the Creator. 

Each Ilaments piece is soft, romantic and edgy at the same time, making it a key accessory that can brighten up any outfit! Lisa has been kind enough to offer a pair of Day of the Dead sugar skull hoop earrings (pictured below),  to one Nina on the Moon reader. 

Giveaway is INTERNATIONAL and closes on January 31st, midnight PST. Winner will be announced on Nina on the Moon Facebook.

MANDATORY ENTRY:
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1. Follow Nina on the Moon GFC
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3. Like Ilaments Facebook

Additional enteries 
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1. Follow NOTM Twitter
2. Tweet "RT to win @ilaments #sugarskull earrings from @ninaonthemoon"
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Wooly skirt and a pair of Nike Blazers

“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” ― Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein, you genius! I couldn't have said it better myself, lol. This is a quote that immediately lifts my spirits. When I think about all the miracles occurring in or around me,   I can't help but smile. So when I am out and about, I love to take it all in and SMILE, it's my form of acknowledging the miracles.

Smiles are contagious, and part of a lovely cycle of love and appreciation. So why not pass it along and have a positive impact on people's lives by doing just that, smiling. :)

wearing: jewelry c/o Sucre Couture - Clothes thrifted - Shoes Nike - Headpiece DIY

Sucre Couture

Vintage hand-me-downs!

My Mum likes to poke fun at me and my hobby of collecting "old things." Anyways, for some reason my mum told her friend that I LOVE thrift shopping for "vintage" (she likes to say "old things"). A few days later I get a tiny brown box with these goodies inside, from my Maaamas amiga! :) 

I've always wondered about the story that pieces like these hold...

do you have a special collection?