New Power Mesh Gold Evening Bag

Silk - A natural fibre made by silk worms

Gold - A precious highly conductive metal

Satin - A weaving technique which provides a glossy surface and dull back

Hand - A part of the body at the end of the arm

Hand - A pointer which indicates time on a clock face

Parties - A gathering of people to celebrate and event or occasion

Gold - A colour, a type of rich metal. Chemical symbol AU.

Crystal - A solid substance that has symmetrically carved plane faces and can be regularly found in jewellery.

Crystal - A solid clear substance with many surfaces that glisten, commonly used in jewellery

Mesh - A material mad up of crossed over fibres such as metal or thread.

Crystal - A solid substance with symmetrically arranged planes, commonly found in jewellery.

Evening - The later part of the day from about 6pm to bedtime.

Shadow - A dark shape crated by something being in the way of light reaching a surface.

Since 1895 Swarovski have been manufacturing crystals for use in jewellery, home decorations, fashion and crystal glass sculptures. The company was started in Austria by Daniel Swarovski who patented a cutting machine that creates the Swarovski crystals that we know today. At swarovski.com you can purchase a huge range of items, all adorned with Swarovski crystals. From watches to sunglasses, to wallets and figurines, just about anything can be found with Swarovski's signature glistening crystals. You can even decorate your home with crystal encrusted picture frames, ornaments, bowls, candle holders and stationery. As well as their online store, Swarovski also have physical stores at locations around the world. They are also well known for using their crystals to transform outfits worn by many celebrities to red carpet events.