Hey Sweetie

Today I'm making the most of this beautiful autumnal weather and going for a wander around my local town. Sometimes I take for granted the amazing locations Wales comes with and you can really appreciate it on days like this in October.

Usually I try to steer clear from the 'countryside' scenery for taking photos. Green grass just isn't chic, and it certainly doesn't fit in with my Instagram aesthetic. If you're a blogger, you will know what I'm talking about. But sometimes change is nice. Whether it's a background, a hair style or something as little as wearing some silver, like I've gone for today. I used to be under the strict impression that silver jewellery was the only thing I should be wearing. Gold just wasn't me. And one thing I always wanted was the iconic Links of London Sweetie Charm Bracelet to add to my stacks of silver. 

Now, I tend to wear more gold costume jewellery than silver. It just seems to fit in better with what I wear mostly. But it's nice to have a bit of a gold break and now I finally have that Sweetie Bracelet to add to my collection. I went for the Links of London Mini Sweetie Charm Bracelet, which consists of 3.5mm sterling silver rings, as I thought it was so dainty and pretty and I was not disappointed when it arrived in that beautiful cream and black packaging. 

The Sweetie Silver Moon Charm which has a beautiful little engraving in it. I think sterling silver is the ultimate classic jewellery look and there's no classier brand than Links of London. Whether you're buying one for yourself or perhaps a Christmas gift, I would definitely recommend a sweetie. This british classic is a sure bet for every girl. You can view all their beautiful charm options here.

You can see their entire Sweetie Charm Bracelet collection here and you can shop the rest of my outfit below.

Bracelet and Charm c/o Links of London

Shirt - H&M

Jeans - c/o ASOS

Belt - Topshop (similar)

Boots - c/o Dune

Coat -  c/o River Island 

Watch - c/o Larsson & Jennings

*This post was created in collaboration with Links of London but all views are my own.