Silver Fleur De Lis Ring

I follow Shelbi Lavender on Twitter and yesterday she tweeted a picture from her vehicle of a new item she was wearing a bird feather bracelet. I think, I’m really not sure because my eyes were immediately drawn to the ring on her finger — a silver fleur-de-lis.

Fleur Ring by Shelbi Lavender

And what do you know, she makes them and they are available at Etsy for $55. According to Shelbi’s profile she loves to make “beautiful, unique, eyecatching jewelery to inspire, enrich, and uplift.” She also makes unique bracelets, necklaces and earrings. To top it off she donates $5 from all sales to Mid South Chapter of MS Society. So pop over and have a look at her beautiful and interesting creations.
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* Get your own fleur-de-lis ring from Shelbi Lavender’s shop at Etsy

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