The only thing better than gliding through a Venice canal on a gondola is taking a stroll down her many winding alleys, where the tourist traffic dissipates and the trinket shops give way to cozy wine bars.
Having spent the previous night visiting an old friend, I’d sought out a quiet hole-in-the-wall to lunch alone and nurse my hangover. I was...read more
The only thing better than gliding through a Venice canal on a gondola is taking a stroll down her many winding alleys, where the tourist traffic dissipates and the trinket shops give way to cozy wine bars.
Having spent the previous night visiting an old friend, I’d sought out a quiet hole-in-the-wall to lunch alone and nurse my hangover. I was about to dig into a hot bowl of pasta e fagioli when a woman walked in, sat down at the small table next to mine and ordered a glass of pinot noir. When she smiled and said hello, I was struck right away by her blue eyes and no-nonsense manner. The next thing I noticed was her bracelet of watery aquamarine beads arranged artfully.
The beads in her bracelet featured glass from Murano, the legendary glassmaking island a stone’s throw from there. By our second pour of wine, she’d revealed that her brother was a glassmaker on the island and invited me to come with her to watch him work the following day. We arranged to meet at the docks the morning, but not before I snapped a picture of her bracelet — I had a hunch she wasn’t the only woman who would be enchanted by her jewelry.
Meet the Mare di Amore Bracelet, jewelry formed from authentic Murano glass. Translated as the “Sea of Love,” the Mare di Amore Bracelet showcases stunning aquamarine Murano glass in a flawless design.
Don’t be left adrift among the thousands of jewelry options there. Pick the “Sea of Love” and you’ll always find your way back to port.
