NEW JEWELLERY

April 25, 2016

ASHIANA JEWELLERY ARRIVES AT THE PINK HOUSE! Our favourite days in the Pink House are when a new collection arrives. Today it was from Ashiana London. We chose the designs several months ago in whites, pinks, sea-greens and blues.

jewellery by Ashiana in gold and blue in the Pink House Mustique

Our 'under-the-sea alcoves' have been looking very bare over the last few weeks and we are all feeling so happy to have them filled with such delicious looking pieces.

Ashiana Jewellery in pinks and whites in the Pink House Mustique.

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