It’s sparkle season! Time to pull out those gold metallic stilettos you wear for holiday parties, the glitter eye shadow reserved for nights out, or the sparkling seed beaded clutch you save for special occasions. Then there’s the jewelry. If it glints, glistens, sparkles, or shines, now is the time to wear it. After all, if you can’t glitter like a disco ball during the holiday season, when can you?
On the other hand, if you’re looking for gifts for friends and loved ones, your choices may be a bit more down to earth. While you may be perfectly comfortable being noticed from across a crowded ballroom, or from space, your gift choices for others may necessitate more personal considerations. For example, do you have someone on your gift list with vision loss? Are they a braille reader? Do they prefer large print? What choices in jewelry and accessories are available especially for people with low or no vision?
If you’re not busy this Saturday, join me for a virtual gift guide to help you pick the perfect present, get your questions answered, or to find a little inspiration for the hard-to-buy for friends on your list. Want more details about a particular product? Need ideas for stocking stuffers? Join me for an hour of great jewelry gifts by clicking the link below:
You’re invited to join me for Jingle All The Way!
When: Saturday, December 10, 2022.
Time: 02:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
5PM Eastern time.
Join the party:
us02web.zoom.us/j/89516914775?pwd=WkJWMG5QdkZGSWZYK2RFYmpuSXFKUT09
Meeting ID: 895 1691 4775
Passcode: 387201
Let me know if you need the full list of dial-in numbers.
There are a few considerations to keep in mind when choosing gifts for people with disabilities, and I can help you to navigate the choppy waters of indecision. If you are already a braille reader, and are looking for gifts for your friends who are too, Zoom in to my live gift guide and share your favorite Elegant Insights designs! Done with your holiday shopping already? Feel free to drop by, sit a spell, and share a bit of holiday cheer.
Merry merry!
Laura