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What Makes This Bracelet Stand Out?

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The Power of Labradorite

Labradorite is more than just a stunning stone—it’s believed to be a stone of transformation and protection. Thought to enhance strength, intuition, and perseverance, this bracelet is more than just an accessory—it’s a statement of confidence and self-expression.

Perfect for Any Occasion

Whether worn alone for a minimalist edge or stacked with other bracelets for a layered look, this piece transitions effortlessly from casual to formal wear. It’s the ideal finishing touch for any modern man’s wardrobe.

Luxury That Speaks Without Words

If you're looking for a bracelet that blends bold design with subtle sophistication, the Brushed Silver Two-Tone Labradorite Disc Bracelet is a must-have. Available now at Rococo Jewellery, this piece is a testament to refined masculinity—a small detail that makes a big impact.

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Moccamaster KB 741 10-Cup Coffee Brewer with Glass Carafe, Brushed Silver

Thing you’ll need:

Mirror or frame to revamp

Painter’s tape

Old newspapers/magazines

Spray paint

Step 1: Protect the mirror plate surface

Use the painter’s tape to first cover the mirror plate at the edges flush against the frame. It’s very important to be as precise as possible without leaving any mirror exposed or frame covered by tape, or you’ll end up with paint on the wrong spot, or not where you need it.

You’re better off with just a little too much tape at the frame edge than not enough. I used a ballpoint pen to tuck in the extra very easily:

Next, add newspaper to cover the rest of the mirror plate that is exposed, finishing the newspaper edges with more painters tape to ensure the frame is fully sealed off from the mirror plate (below).

Once everything was prepared I wiped down my frame with a very slightly damp wash cloth because it had been sitting around gathering dust and was in storage for who knows how long before that. Spray painting dust just for it to fall off and leave gold spots is ultimately a colossal waste of time but also leaves me uneasy knowing I possibly adhered dust permanently to a nice, ‘new’ piece of decor.

Step Two: Spray painting the frame

Time to make it your own! I suggest bringing the project outdoors; lots of newspapers, your mirror, and your spray paint of choice. Set up a work area where you can cover the surface with newspaper but not worry if the wind carries the paint (I recommend in the grass because it will get cut eventually, your driveway or sidewalk may be wearing that color for a while if it gets on the conrete).

I however, did not have time before the rain on the day I did this to set up shop downstairs (I live on the third floor and the mirror is pretty heavy) so I overly covered my deck with newspapers and it was fine. Still would always prefer and recommend the grass if possible though, with some sort of tarp/newspapers.

The Outcome? It took about 2 coats, plus some extra attention in certain areas, but it all covered just fine in the end.

Pro tip: The areas that are giving you trouble should dry completely before adding more spray paint or it will just move around the already not-sticking spray paint even more. Spraying from a longer distance as opposed to right on top of the frame really helped too, it goes on lighter and sticks better.

The finished product!

Noticeably not on a wall yet. That’ll happen once our office/spare room is done (one day).

I liked how the mirror turned out so much that I grabbed my bar cart mirror tray and taped it up quickly and sprayed that too in the same easy, two steps. See a before and after of the re-finished bar cart look here.

Morale of the story- a can of spray paint can go a long way for your mismatched decor.

Acclaim 39107BS Phoenix Collection 1-Light Outdoor Light Fixture Post Lantern, Brushed Silver

Whether you are constructing a brand-new home, renovating, or doing a light advertisement job, we invite you to think about our items for your outside lights demands. Our wide option of inexpensive, yet stylish outdoor lanterns include a selection of styles, from standard to contemporary, to match your architectural choices.