Elephant Jewelry - Necklaces, Earrings, Rings, Pins, and Bracelets

There is something very special about elephants. It could be the fact that something so large is, well, so cuddly. Who can resist the way an elephant's trunk curls and the way they walk so gently. Of course every woman loves the way all of the female elephants will work together to protect a baby elephant. On a glitzier note, elephants and their harnesses look beautiful as they perform tricks under the Big Top.

You can decide how much sparkle and bling you want on your elephant jewelry. Take a look at the right and you'll see that one elephant pendant is completely covered in clear topaz crystals. The elephant necklace below is a pink enamel necklace with just touches of diamond accents.

Elephant necklaces and jewelry are what I like to think of as conversation pieces. When I wear a piece of elephant jewelry or a snake ring, almost always someone will comment on it. I have to admit that I can be a bit shy at parties where I don't know too many people. But if I wear some interesting piece of jewelry, I always have a witty rejoinder to a compliment about it. That way I can get a conversation started.

Pins are my favorite form of elephant jewelry. My fashion style is classic and as a result I have a navy coat, a long black jacket, and red pea coat as my basic outwear during the winter. I like to add a little pizzazz with big and bold pins. Sometimes I use the pins to keep a scarf in place. Decorative elephant pins with lots of crystal or brightly colored enamel are just the kind of lapel or coat pin that I often look for. Each of the lapel pins shown to the right will look fantastic with a wide variety of colors and styles of coat. If you teach elementary school, I don't have to tell you how much small children love brightly colored jewelry. The same thing goes for older residents in nursing homes. They look forward to having something to talk about and when they see a unique piece of jewelry, they can comment on it and start a conversation.