This is a really heavy bangle stack for me. I usually have a limit of three on one wrist and only two of those have beads. Still it looks so stunning that I couldn't resist.

This image also shows well how beautifully the new Blaze of Glory glow in the sunshine, which is apt as that decorative core is wrapping around a sunstone. For our gemstone enthusiasts these are close to feldspar moonstones but not quite identical. In the center of the bottom bangle you'll also see a new silver release; The Silent Petals. This is designed to sit around another bead and partly obscure it.

The central bangle is brimming with some of my favorite Bella Fascini designs. The focal is the Bella Fascini Flower Blossom Bouquet, to the left is their Poinsettia Ball and to the right is the Butterfly Daisy Ball.

The Palace of Amber Rose Gold Stoppers bring a little warmth to the combination which works beautifully with the Blazing Glory.

The third bangle uses The Palace of Amber Flamboyant Sakura which can coordinate beautifully with Blazing Glory. Flamboyant Sakura will be back on the website briefly this weekend before the stock is then stored for the upcoming event.

The Palace of Amber Noctis is the focal and has been on my wrist for months now. This will launch at Bead Bash on the Lake in just a few weeks time.

Finally the last bangle uses the Bella Fascini Oval CZ Champagne and their Snowy Day Snowflake.

Those who have been following these articles closely will know I've been quite devoted to the olivine shade of CZs (and I'm not usually a fan of CZ beads.) I prefer the more subtle shades it seems and had been wanting to try the champagne color for the fall season.

Finally you'll find a couple more images of the complete stack below.