Wrist Candy.

A watch. A key accessory for any girl, not least to keep track on time (we have iphones for that.) Daniel Wellington, Micheal Kors, Rolex, Cartier, you name it. The watch has become the key item to own - a leather or metal strap in a neautral tone, a clock face that either connetates minimalism or expense, it's the new girls best friend. And I think I've found mine.

Olivia Burton. Not a name that is instantly recognised, but definitely deserves the recognition. As a girl who has never possessed a watch, my girlfriends finally noticed and surprised me with a blush colour leather strap and large minimal face. Enough to be considered a rival to Daniel Wellington, the watch itself came in a protective velvet coloured box, which hid within a florally designed outer cardboard box. For those who like to keep it simple, this style also comes in a number of other colour tones, such as black, violet, navy blue and white. At a reasonable mid market price, the idea of simplistic luxury is easily buyable, making this particular wrist candy worth attention and consideration. Olivia Burton, bringing a new wrist candy to the floor.