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Silver Nitrate


When I spotted this 3-tier glass jewelry box at Target, I did one of those contemplative should I... pause... should I and before I knew it, I had. Now if I'm honest with myself, I'm pretty sure I'm slowly developing a slight obsession with mirrored furniture. There's nothing metaphorical about the reflecting, I just like what silver nitrate does to glass.
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Andrés Corella said…
Such a beautiful jewelry box...great buy.

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Andru
The Black Label
10:48 AM
Alex said…
This post makes me smile, baby!
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