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8:54AM Sunday 05 July, 2009

Girl's best friend

27 November 2008

| By Ann Rickard

Searching for that stylish accessory that won’t break your budget this summer?

Then SECRETS Shhh... Noosa has just the thing!

It was with great excitement that the world’s leading diamond simulant retailer SECRETS Shhh... has launched a stylish new range of stunning chandelier earrings and matching pendants.

The Noosa store’s Julie Godden is extremely excited about introducing the fabulous collection, crafted from platinum on sterling silver and featuring the world’s most perfect diamond simulants.

The “new generation” collection provides an affordable and modern interpretation of classic vintage designs, at a fraction of the cost of mined diamonds.

Priced from $140 for earrings and $95 for matching pendants, the stunning pieces in the new range will be a “must have”.

They can be a fantastic addition to set off that little black dress for this year’s Christmas party, or bring a huge smile to the face of that special someone in your life on Christmas Day.

Noosa is the birthplace of SECRETS Shhh..., which has risen to dizzy heights from its modest beginning in 2000 and now boasts 23 stores across Australia and another three in New Zealand.

Speaking about the launch of the new range, SECRETS Shhh... director Jane Meredith said: “For this collection we refined the most beautiful elements from the last 150 years, with a contemporary twist.”

The result is an exquisite range of eight new chandelier earrings and matching pendants, featuring the world’s finest diamond simulants, set in three times micro platinum plating on silver – promising longevity in style and quality.  It certainly adds a new dimension to the classic range of jewellery featuring diamond simulants in 14 carat white or yellow gold.

To view the new range, call in to see Julie and the team at SECRETS Shhh...Noosa, inside Bay Village (opposite the newsagency), Hastings Street.

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