Lucky Lady, Ace of Spades Ruby & Diamond Necklace

Ace of Spades

Ruby & Diamond Necklace

Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies and the Ace of Spades

I remember evenings at the farm. I recall my first card games. I was a kid, didn’t understand much. Toll House cookies with raisins and semi-sweet chocolate… they were right out of the oven, warm, soft, chewy.  A glass of white milk. It was heaven on a winter night, playing cards, sitting at the big round table in our kitchen. The cards, their colors, their symbols, I remember aces were good, really good. I remember each time I came across a chocolate bit in the oatmeal cookies, how good it was too. The chocolate bits were shaped like the ace of spaces.

The ace of spades became my favorite card. Every time I see one I’m back in the kitchen at the farm with a dish of oatmeal cookies and a glass of milk. Certainly my oatmeal cookies and chocolate bits are no reason to consider one of our Ace of Spades pendants. You have your own memories of cards, your own reasons why you’re drawn to aces and you might, just might, have some deeper reasons for why you love the ace of spades.

Our gold ace is beautifully sculpted, great curves, nice shape. The three center gems are set in their own inset piece. This allows us to do some detail polishing down inside, something you might not notice at first, but it’s the reason the gold is so superbly polished. It just glows.

The rubies are all exquisite gems, beautifully cut, brilliant, exceptional color, and in the stem we’ve set a tiny white diamond. Simple, pure, elegant.

Here is our recipe for Toll House Oatmeal Cookies

In was the 1950’s things weren’t that complicated.