Favorite Jewelry

Hello Cousins!
My baby son is now four months old. I am doing fine.


What was your favorite jewelry that was shown on DS?

Julia's wonderful medallion of course! 

Thos emerald earrings Willie gave Maggie were lovely.

vicki's charm bracelet and those ropes of gold "chanel-ish" chains that julia wears with that burnt orange tweed suit.

in general dr.hoffman got some fine baubles to pin onto those tweeds.

I like those large "dangly" triangle baubled earrings Julianka and later some of Nancy Barrett's characters wore. They are very sexy. I also like Joan Bennett's emeralds. I wish I could afford them for my wife.
       No question Barnabas's onyx ring is a classic. Simple, elegant, and hints of mystery.
Michael

No question Barnabas's onyx ring is a classic. Simple, elegant, and hints of mystery.

I agree the ring is an essential element of the character, but I must say, a ring like that on a man, especially worn on the index finger, just seemed a little effeminate to me.  I would have preferred something more masculine and on either a middle, ring, or even a pinky finger like you'd expect from a man.  I liked that sometimes Jonathan forgot (?) to take off his pinky ring, I think it was his school ring from Yale.  Rings like that, worn on a finger other than the index, to me anyway, are manly.

I've always thought that rings of any kind looked odd on a man's hands.  Perhaps because I can't recall any of the men in my family ever wearing them....not even wedding rings. 

No question Barnabas's onyx ring is a classic. Simple, elegant, and hints of mystery.

I agree the ring is an essential element of the character, but I must say, a ring like that on a man, especially worn on the index finger, just seemed a little effeminate to me.  I would have preferred something more masculine and on either a middle, ring, or even a pinky finger like you'd expect from a man.  I liked that sometimes Jonathan forgot (?) to take off his pinky ring, I think it was his school ring from Yale.  Rings like that, worn on a finger other than the index, to me anyway, are manly.

Buzz,

Gee, I sort of liked King Johnny Romano's "extensive" assortment of jewelry.  Heck, from nearly head-to-toe, the good King Johnny was SO resplendent in glittery stuff, that he looked like "Super Fly," Liberace and "Honey Bear" from "Starsky & Hutch," all rolled-up into one!!!

Bob, K-Mart jewelry department devotee!

Gee, I sort of liked King Johnny Romano's "extensive" assortment of jewelry.  Heck, from nearly head-to-toe, the good King Johnny was SO resplendent in glittery stuff, that he looked like "Super Fly," Liberace and "Honey Bear" from "Starsky & Hutch," all rolled-up into one!!!

Well now, King Johnny, that's another story!    I too loved ALL of his bling.  (and I think you meant HUGGY Bear!  )

I also like the bling that PT Bruno wears.  Very pimpin'!  

Well now, King Johnny, that's another story!    I too loved ALL of his bling.  (and I think you meant HUGGY Bear!  )

I also like the bling that PT Bruno wears.  Very pimpin'!

Hey, not to get off of the topic of jewelry (worn by both women and men) on Dark Shadows, but did you ever notice, that while we got to see, literally, dozens of "working girls" in Collinsport, Maine over the centuries, not  ONCE, did we ever get to their (how should I put this politely?) "procurers" either hanging out on the Collinsport docks or sitting in their white Cadillacs, parked right near the Blue Whale Tavern? 

PS Oops!  I meant Huggy-Bear. Thanks!

did we ever get to their (how should I put this politely?) "procurers" either hanging out on the Collinsport docks or sitting in their white Cadillacs, parked right near the Blue Whale Tavern? 

I don't know, Bruno came close! 

did we ever get to their (how should I put this politely?) "procurers" either hanging out on the Collinsport docks or sitting in their white Cadillacs, parked right near the Blue Whale Tavern? 

I don't know, Bruno came close! 

You know, I  do think that I once saw Bruno, "styling," on the corner of 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue, back during the 1970s (in that shearling coat of his, of course)!

The Collinsport working girls never needed pimps.  Whate ELSE was there to do in Colllinsport on a Saturday night?

The Collinsport working girls never needed pimps.  Whate ELSE was there to do in Colllinsport on a Saturday night?

Hmm, how about listening to Judge Crathorne and/or Ezra Braithwaite deliver "oh-so-engrossing" lectures  on the development of the ship-building and fishing industries in the greater Collinsport area at the Collinsport Historical Society?,

-or- browsing through Megan and Phillip Todd's quaint and eclectic antique shop?  (I especially liked that stuffed moose head, that the Todds had in their shop.  It looked almost like the one that clonked poor Basil Fawlty on the head, in a memorable episode of "Fawlty Towers"!), 

-or-  how about just hoisting a few at the Blue Whale, while the always-jocund Bob Rooney regales the assembled customers with his heartwarming renditions of "Danny Boy" and "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling"? 

Hmmmm.....maybe you're on to something there.
How about a picnic in the graveyard?  Or collecting seashells at the bottom of Widdow's Hill?
Or a tour of historic houses?  Gawd....that ALONE could keep you out all night!!