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Betsey Johnson Cotton Tail Mismatch Bunny Earrings

Betsey Johnson Cotton Tail Mismatch Bunny Earrings

Betsey Johnson Cotton Tail Mismatch Earrings I saw these in a department store the other day and almost broke down and bought them. ADORABLE. But my rule here is valentines gifts for me. So I will put them on my fuzzy valentines wish list and hope for the best. hmmmm Easter is soon after that right?

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