Rent your Jewelry for the Holiday Season

For me, one of the last things I do before I leave the house (whether for work, going out or just a trip to Target) is put on my watch and jewelry. I know I've often wished that I had a wider array of bracelets and necklaces to choose from, so I'm sure that you have too!

There's a new website that is here to help solve that problem-Bling Yourself! Similar to Bag, Borrow or Steal that many of us are already familar with, Bling Yourself allows you to "rent" designer items for a limited period of time. As a result, you have a huge selection to pick from, your investment in the pieces is much less, and when you get tired of a necklace you can simply turn it in for a different one!

Bling Yourself features some pretty great brand, from Tag to Gucci and Rolex! You can chose from rings, bracelets, watches and even sunglasses. This is the perfect way to dress up for that big event you have coming up!
Bling Yourself

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Rent Your Bling!

Categories: style scene, jewelry, accessories

We've grown accustomed to seeing our favorite stars flash bundles of bling on the red carpet. And since awards season officially kicks off with the Emmys this weekend, we suspect your envy of those iced-out ornaments is kicking into overdrive. Well, now you don't have to wish upon a star to shine like one!

BlingYourself.com is the only Website to offer jewelry and accessories from some of the world's top designers—including Christian Dior, Gucci, Rolex and John Hardy—for rent.
"BlingYourself.com is the simple way to keep up with today's latest trends without having to break the bank," founder Michelle Krause says of the new site, which she calls "the ultimate one-stop shop for luxury jewelry." 
The rental fee for this $700 canary crystal and diamond ring by Judith Ripka? Just $56 per week. You can wear it to that black-tie event on Saturday night and flash it for a few more days while you run your errands during the week.
Renters beware: Major scratches or damages will cost you! If a returned piece is beyond repair (or is lost or stolen), the company will automatically charge the retail value of the item to your credit card. Otherwise, shine on!

source: www.eonline.com - mystyle online magazine of the popular TV show "E! Entertainment Tonight".

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