I think the massive necklaces and intricate necklaces are traditionally for weddings here.The whole souk is full of shop windows like such, it’s fascinating to wander around, window shopping in style!
It does indeed! It’s taken in the Gold Souk in old Dubai, a great place to spend a bit of time wandering around, being dazzled by window after window of jewelry. I’m fascinated by the designs and intricacy of it all…
Travels in the Middle East and beyond 
Pity I haven’t got the means to afford any of these!
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Wow! Now that’s a lot of bright and shiny stuff. 🙂
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All that bling! *_*
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Are these for party dresses? Wow!
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I think the massive necklaces and intricate necklaces are traditionally for weddings here.The whole souk is full of shop windows like such, it’s fascinating to wander around, window shopping in style!
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Wow, that would be some wedding! I wouldn’t have anything to wear, even as a guest to the wedding, much less gold jewelry!
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What a lot of metal! I don’t think I’d care to wear any of those, but it surely shows what someone with a lot of money can do with it, doesn’t it.
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It does indeed! It’s taken in the Gold Souk in old Dubai, a great place to spend a bit of time wandering around, being dazzled by window after window of jewelry. I’m fascinated by the designs and intricacy of it all…
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Or we can just say, with all our heart, I Love You!
But being in a relationship means show and tell. So sometimes, the telling part is not enough 🙂
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