Natalie Borton Jewelry Review
Natalie Borton is someone you should check out! She is one of my favorite bloggers, who also has a small business making beautiful, minimal jewelry. Her name is Natalie Borton, and if you don’t follow her on Instagram, you definitely need to.
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Her signature look is what she calls “legit mom style”, and she is an inspiration behind many of my favorite looks and clothing items. She emphasizes making the most out of your wardrobe, along with being authentic. “I want to help you find quality pieces you truly love and inspire you to truly WEAR your clothes more, so you can ultimately buy less”.
I have purchased quite a few of her beautifully hand-made jewelry pieces, which are the perfect complement to any outfit.
Here’s what I have gotten from her so far:
- Chloe Coin necklace: Featuring a 22k gold-filled chain and matte gold-plated pendant, the Chloe coin necklace specifically features a sunburst, as a reminder of the California sunshine, where she’s from. I love this necklace as a statement piece, to be worn with simple earrings.
- Kate Coin necklace: This gold-filled coin pendant is hammered by hand at the edges with a matte stripe down the center. The chain is gold-filled and is 14k gold-filled. I find myself reaching for this necklace quite a bit, especially with a pair of gold disc earrings from Madewell.
- Bridget Tassel earrings: I have two of these, one in a cream color, and one in a rich, emerald green. These are often featured on Madewell’s website a lot and are a great statement piece. The nickel-free hooks are gold plated with a solid brass base and naturally hypo-allergenic. I love the emerald green ones for the holidays, to add a bit of holiday color to any outfit. She releases these seasonally in different colors, so there are always options.
- Jamie Hoop earrings: The larger 1.5” hoop earrings are made with 14k gold-filled hoops, and feature lightweight natural-toned wood beads. I love these for the summertime and are so lightweight that I often forget I have them on.
- Emma Hoop earrings: These 1” 14k gold-filled hoops have brass snake beads, and are the most neutral earrings out of the bunch. Since they’re smaller, I tend to wear these more often than the others.
- James Link Chain bracelet: My newest addition is this beautifully simple link bracelet. Again, 14k gold-plated, the bracelet is adjustable, and you can buy an extender if needed. She also has a matching necklace that layers great with the coin necklaces.
If you’re interested in any of her jewelry, be sure to sign up to receive early notice of the sales- they tend to sell out in a hurry! I hope you enjoyed this Natalie Borton jewelry review.
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