Either online or offline, but no ebay please... I don't need that stress right now!
TIA
Darcy
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Depending on what you want to spend. I have found that After Thoughts in the mall can have rather nice things for less than 20 dollars. If you are willing to go for more money, I would just try the department stores and look at their costume jewelry. I also found some nice and semi-affordable items in the Thoughts and Best Wishes mags.
robcoll1002
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Tri -County flea market in Levittown has nice cheap stuff.
julz33
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http://www.awnol.com/ You have to spend at least $75 here. Or you can try Macys. I like te 1928 jewelry and Monet at Macys. I got my BMs a necklace at Kohls - orig price $15 but it was 30% off!
brooklynbridezilla
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Try Claire's!
JacnRob729
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i second Kohls
dbcrosby
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bloomingdales carries really nice sterling sliver and cubic jewlery that passes for real all the time and for cheap- espcially if theres sale.
randella
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do you live in/near the city?
There is a great store called Laila Rowe- there are a couple of them throughout the city.. they have really cool jewelry and wraps.. all inexpensive-- it may be too funky for your wedding, but it is worth a look.
Butterflybride
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Well, I was going to say ebay...only because I found a really great jewelery salesperson on there, but otherwise, I would have to agree with Kohl's
btrflygrl
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Try www.annabellagio.com
They have BEAUTIFUL stuff
DebMaher
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Have you tried the clearance section of www.myglasslipper.com?
