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Independent and persistent, Sheryl Crow adopted a child and is raising him as a single mother. She has had an amazing and rich set of experiences in her life so far: singing backup in Michael Jackson’s Bad world tour; dating the super-human Lance Armstrong; singing duets on stage with Mick Jagger; winning multiple Grammy awards; and beating breast cancer, to name just a few.

The August birthstone is peridot, a vibrant green gem that is found in shades that vary from lime green with a touch of yellow to a deep olive green.

Betsy Barron designs eclectic, organic and timeless gems. She takes her inspiration from street fashion and the way that women put their own unique touch on the cultural norm to make it their own.

And while it certainly can be, the meaning behind a personal piece of jewelry doesn’t have to be that deep. Coco Chanel pinned a white camellia to her lapel simply because it was a flower she loved. According to Chanel’s website, she “adored the camellia for its almost geometrical roundness and the regular perfection and classic order of its pure white petals.” Now a symbol of the French fashion house, the camellia adorns some of the most jaw-dropping pieces of Chanel’s fine-jewelry collection, in the form of rings, pendants, earrings, and watches.

The days of having everything in a coordinated set are OVER. The look of the moment is one bold piece that says it all. A pair of really big earrings, a cuff or a great necklace will say whatever needs to be said, just not at the same time! Pair a bold piece with more understated matches. You know, pair classic diamond studs with an amazing gold cuff bracelet.