Bringin' out the South. Bullet Girl.

As a southern girl born south of the Mason Dixon Line I'm true to my roots. I don't necessarily have that country accent, unless you take me back to the country or you catch me after a couple adult beverages and it slips. They always say you can take the girl out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the girl.

I love the memories and reminiscing back to the "country life" days of raising animals and doing dirty work with muddy boots, but now I'm often dashing around in high heels as a downtown girl from meeting to meeting. I frequent the shooting range, have a love for all types of guns and this year I'll be in woods hunting. Often I wonder how to incorporate my southern side into my daily style in a sophisticated and versatile way, and Bullet Girl has done just that with their line of jewelry. There isn't a classier way to show your strength and boldness. Celebrities Miranda Lambert, Kim Kardashian and The Band Perry have been spotted sporting the edgy accessories.

The Houston based designer, Jessica Meyer, describes the line on the Bullet Girl website."Bullets symbolize violence but our new line of jewelry shifts the paradigm, transforming them into symbols of inner strength, personal conviction and an unflinching affirmation of self.

The women who wears our jewelry is able to see beauty in all things; isn't afraid of risk; is secure within herself; and understands the importance of balance. It's the right ammunition for women who choose to fight back for the right reasons. BULLETGIRL: Get Loaded."

Check out the beautiful pieces for yourself. I've picked out my favorites, as peace signs are my weakness, but visit the Bullet Girl website for the overall impact. Happy shopping!

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Miranda Lambert with a Bullet Girl necklace.