Gibraltar Men's Bracelet by Rochet Jewelry USA

In France, Rochet has been making women's and men's jewellery since 1904... This French jewelry maker expertise has ensured wide recognition for its exclusive design and high quality finishing of jewelry "Made in France". Rochet is a sought after European brand in the US but not always easy to find and buy, this online store based in Canada, Mekchoudi Design Jewelry , seems to offer a very good service and a good selection of Rochet jewels, showing the latest 2010 collection normally found in Europe.

For 200$, I think this great looking gold and steel bracelet offers a nice value for money in this usually very expensive segment of men's fashion, I mean if you want something different and classy, you can also find men's bracelet for 50 bucks but the effect won't be the same.

Fashionably Rugged - Squadra Men's Necklace

Most men in Denver are the "outdoorsy" type. They wear shorts and a t-shirt as much as possible. They ride their mountain bikes everywhere. They like to go hiking. The list of outdoors activities is endless in Colorado.

But what isn't seen too often, yet very much exists, is a fashionable side to Denver. These same men have the ability to throw on a suit or wear a button-down and nice jeans for a night out.

And what better to accent the button-down and jeans look (my FAVORITE look btw) than this Mekchoudi Design Jewelry necklace. The brownish black steel covered with a polished stainless steel part is fashionable and unique. The black rope cord keeps the necklace rugged.

It's rugged chic. Does that exist? Why yes it does now...

Tri Ad - Stainless Steel and Black Enamel Bracelet

Ever see a piece of mens' jewelry and think "THAT would look great on me"? Well that's how I felt when I receive the Tri Ad bracelet in the mail. I was thinking about giving it to my boyfriend, but I really wanna keep it for myself.

It's modern and stylish, but it kinda has that nerd appeal for me. I'm a mathematician and scientist at heart. I love numbers... and the 3 dots on each link are speaking to me in a sort of morse code.

It's telling me to wear it. To know that the links are removable to fit smaller wrists, I am tempted to remove them to fit my wrist. Why not?

Well... I guess I should gift it to my boyfriend, since it's got a sex appeal that I think only a man could pull off.